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1
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Pre-reformation movements
- Introduction
- The New Devotion (Devotio moderna)
- John Wyclif
- Jan Hus
- The Waldenses
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2 |
The Reformation
- Introduction
- Huldrych Zwingli
- Heinrich Bullinger
- Further
developments
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3 |
John Calvin, the reformation in Geneva and the beginnings
of the reformation in France
- John Calvin
- The reformation in Geneva and
the Geneva Church Order
- Other reformers
- The beginnings
of the Reformation in France
and its developments until 1598
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Reformed Confessionalisation in Germany
and Upper Germany
- Introduction
- Martin Bucer and Strasbourg
- John a Lasco and East Frisia
- Bentheim, Tecklenburg and
Lingen
- Lippe - Rhineland
and Lower Rhine
- Siegerland, Hesse-Nassau and the Electorate
of Hesse
- East Germany
- The Palatinate and Baden
- The
Huguenots in Germany
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The origins and history of Reformed churches in Europe
- Switzerland
- France
- Western and Northwestern Europe
- Southern,
Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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6 |
Reformed confessions of the 16th and 17th centuries
- The concept of the Reformed confession
- Confessions from
Switzerland
- Confessions from France
- Confessions from Germany
- Confessions from Western and Northwestern Europe
- Confessions
from
Eastern and Southeastern Europe
- Forward look at the formation
of confessions from the 18th to the 20th centuries
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History and theology of the Reformed Church from the 17th to
the 19th centuries
- Introduction
- Reformed orthodoxy
- Theology of the Covenant
- Reformed pietism
- Reformed enlightenment
- Formation of
unions and denominationalism in the 19th century
- The question
of
the connection
between Calvinism and capitalism
- The effects of Reformed
Protestantism on culture
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Reformed Protestantism in North America
- Introduction
- From England, Scotland and the Netherlands
to North America
- Puritanism
- Presbyterianism
- Congregationalism
- Reformed churches in North America today
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The Reformed Church and theology in German-speaking
countries in the 20th century
- Introduction
- The emergence of a new Reformed consciousness
- Karl Barth and the dialectical theology
- The Reformed in
the struggle between church and state in the Third Reich
- The Reformed Church
in Germany after 1945
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Reformed Churches and the ecumenical movement
- Introduction
- The Reformed confession in the 20th century
- The World Alliance of Reformed Churches and its responsibilities
- Reformed churches in Western Europe illustrated by the Dutch
Reformed Churches and the Church of the Waldenses in Italy
- Reformed churches
in Eastern Europe illustrated by the Reformed Church in Hungary
and Poland
- Reformed churches outside Europe illustrated
by the Reformed
Churches in South Africa, Ghana, Korea and Indonesia
- The
Reformed witness today)
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