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The Protestant Reformation : belief, practice, and tradition

Print Book, English, 2002
Sussex Academic Press, Brighton, 2002
1 volume ; 21 cm
9781903900116, 1903900115
244128124
Preface and Acknowledgementsx
Introduction1(16)
Sin and Salvation
17(23)
The medieval doctrine of salvation
17(4)
Martin Luther's theological breakthrough
21(4)
Zwingli and the early Swiss reformers
25(2)
Imparted and imputed righteousness
27(3)
Predestination
30(4)
Sin and salvation in the thinking of the radical reformers
34(2)
Popular ideas on sin and salvation
36(4)
Sacrament and Ritual
40(20)
The sacramental tradition
40(3)
The Reformation of the Sacraments
43(4)
Baptism
47(4)
The Eucharist
51(9)
``By this book'': Authority and Interpretation
60(12)
Biblical Authority and the Church
61(2)
Humanism and the Bible
63(1)
``Sola Scriptura''
64(4)
The authority of the Spirit
68(1)
The vernacular Bible
69(3)
The True Church in the Protestant Tradition: Theory and Organization
72(23)
The Reformation doctrines of the True Church: theory and practice
75(1)
The Lutheran state church
76(5)
The True Church in the Calvinist tradition
81(3)
The Gathered Church in the doctrine of the Radical reformers
84(2)
The clergy: priests or ministers?
86(9)
Church and State: the Protestant Churches and Secular Authority
95(29)
Church and State in the Lutheran tradition
96(4)
Church and State in the Swiss Calvinist tradition
100(1)
Church and State in Calvinist Germany
101(2)
The radical reformers: the separation of church and state
103(2)
The One Catholic Church and the nation-church
105(2)
The Revolution of the Saints?
107(9)
Social discipline and the reformation of manners
116(3)
The common weal: poverty and social welfare
119(5)
Literacy, Education and the Popular Response to the Reformation
124(15)
Print and Protestantism
124(2)
Oral culture and the spread of the Reformation
126(2)
Faith and reason
128(1)
Literacy and education
129(4)
Visual culture, visual literacy and iconoclasm
133(6)
Liturgy and the Articulation of Belief
139(36)
The Reform of the Liturgy
139(5)
The Eucharist
144(9)
Baptism
153(4)
Confirmation
157(2)
Repentance and reconciliation
159(4)
The Solemnization of Matrimony
163(2)
Death and burial
165(3)
Singing the ritual: music and liturgy in the Protestant tradition
168(2)
Shaping ritual: architecture and the visual appearance of worship
170(5)
Ritual and Society: The Reshaping of Popular Religious Practice
175(18)
Baptism
177(3)
Ritual purification: childbirth and the churching of women
180(2)
Repentance, confession and the Eucharist
182(2)
Marriage and the ritual control of sexuality
184(2)
Death, burial and the ritual community
186(3)
The ritual of everyday life
189(4)
Popular Belief and Folk Culture
193(10)
Popular religion and the cults of the saints
194(3)
The Pursuit of the Millennium
197(2)
Witchcraft and witch persecution
199(2)
Anti-semitism
201(2)
Conclusion203(9)
Notes212(15)
Biographical Notes227(6)
Glossary233(5)
Further reading238(9)
Bibliography247(8)
Index255