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Dissertation: “Not of This World”: Christian Devotional Literature as Minority Discourse, by J. Stephen Pearson
Pearson’s dissertation draws on scriptural, devotional, and theological texts to argue that the Christian community has historically been a minority within its larger social, cultural, and political context. Here is the abstract: This dissertation re-reads the history of Western Christianity in … Continue reading
Book: Mysticism in the Reformation (1500-1650), by Bernard McGinn
The first of two volumes focusing on the Reformation, this title is the latest in Bernard McGinn’s multi-volume history of Christian mysticism in the West called The Presence of God. Here’s the publisher’s summary: Mysticism in the Reformation, Part I … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Church, Jacob Boehme, Johann Arndt, John Calvin, Martin Luther, Puritans, Radical Reformers, Reformation
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Paper: The Reformation Recovery of the Wrath of God
This paper by Ralph Keen was presented on June 30 at the recent SSCS conference “Wondrous Fear and Holy Awe” at the University of Notre Dame. SSCS members may contact the blog’s moderator for a copy of the paper. Here … Continue reading
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Tagged divine wrath, Jean Calvin, Martin Luther, Philipp Melanchthon
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