Unity and diversity in the church : papers read at the 1994 Summer Meeting and the 1995 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
R. N. Swanson
Unity and diversity in the of 4th century, Andrew Louth unity - liturgy Frankish Gaul before Carolingians, Yitzhak Hen ritual purity influence Gregory Great early-middle ages, Rob Meens early Anglo-Saxon liturgy, Catherine Cubitt Carolingian Church, Rosamond McKitterick Otto III's penance a case study 11th-century Sarah Hamilton Sancho Ramirez Roman Rite, Damian J. Smith was there Church Middle Ages?, Gary Macy Carmelite Order Greek Orthodox monasticism retrospective unity, Jotischky rites wrongs Latin mission to Nicaea 1234, John Doran perceptions papacy later-middle Margaret Harvey continuity divergence Tudor religion, Eamon Duffy or disunity? Reformation controversy over communion both kinds, David Bagchi as theme early-modern Dutch religious history an interpretation, Joke Spaans Pierre du Moulin's quest for Protestant 1613-18, W.B. Patterson arguing peace Giles Firmin on New England Godly Susan Hardman Moore The Surrey Demoniack defining Protestantism 1690s Lancashire, Jonathan Westaway Richard D. Harrison after happy union Presbyterians independents provinces, L. Wykes pluralism spiritual market-place inter-denominational competition early-American Republic, Carwardine friends have no cause be ashamed being by others thought non-evangelical belief among early-19th-century British Quakers, Simon Bright strivings Early-Swiss Reveil, Timothy C.F. Stunt diversity? North Atlantic evangelical mid-19th Wolffe from sectarianism definition Anglican identity 19th-century England, Frances Knight politics Bible radicalism non-denominational co-operation Birmingham political union, Eileen Groth reshaping Christian tradition Western denominational non-Western context, Brian Stanley mother colonial daughters new scope tensions diversity, Robert S.M. Withycombe apostasy? Japanese Hidden Christians, Stephen Turnbull recognition Presbyterian orders James Cooper precedent 1610, Douglas M. Murray uniformity United States 1900-1940 ecumenism distinctiveness? Seventh-Day Adventist attitudes world missionary. (Part contents)