Faith After Foundationalism.
Nicholas Wolterstorff|D. Z. Phillips
Part 1: The Middle Ages 1. Early Influence of Nature on the Public Mind 2. Germanic Traditions 3. Christianity 4. Charlemagne's Political System 5. Fall Frankish Empire 6. Thought and Sentiment in Time Late Carolingians 7. Religious Revival, Cluny Lorraine 8. Germany Under Saxon House 9. Ideology Emperorship 10. First Great Conflict with Papacy 11. Spirit High 12. Rise Hohenstaufens 13. Social Criticism Age 14. Opinions Decline 15. Development Colonisation 16. Rudolph Habsburg Next-Following Kings 17. New Spiritual Struggles 18. Closing 19. 15th Century 20. 21. Particularism Constitutional Structure 22. Effect Law Relations 23. Jews 24. National Power Politics Europe. Maximilian I 25. Humanism Modern 2: Reformation Counter-Reformation Emperor Charles V Causes Reformation. Luther's Personality Attack its Immediate Consequences Church Government Reform Spreading Teachings Eberlin's Plan for a Democratic Welfare State Revolutionary Agitation Amongst Knights, Hutten's End Peasant War Luther Revolution Break Churches Orthodoxy Anabaptists Other Sects Freethinkers Luther, Turkish Menace Question Emperor, Reichstag Protestants Civil War, Peace Calvin Reformed Regeneration Catholic Jesuits Strife Among Austria Economic, Cultural Developments Territorial States Thirty Years Westphalia Aftermath
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