The twentieth century in Europe
Subtitle: the Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Eastern churches
By: by Kenneth Latourette
Edition: [1st ed.].
Series: His Christianity in a revolutionary age -- v. 4
Publisher: Harper
Published: 1961
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 568
Subjects: Church history
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 545-560).
Table of contents: title: Introduction: The Revolution is augmented, becomes world-wide, and further challenges Christianity; title: The Roman Catholic Church: an inclusive picture; title: The Roman Catholic Church: the place of the Papacy; title: The Roman Catholic Church is reinforced by the growth of orders and congregations and by lay organizations; title: Worship and devotional life of Roman Catholics; title: The intellectual response of Roman Catholics; title: The country-by-country course of the Roman Catholic Church; title: The share of European Roman Catholics in the world-wide spread of the faith; title: Roman Catholic efforts for Christian unity: the European phase; title: The Protestant phase in Europe: by way of introduction; title: Protestantism in storm-tossed Germany; title: Protestantism in Scandinavia; title: Protestantism in the Baltic counties and Central Europe; title: Protestantism in Switzerland; title: Protestantism in Latin Europe; title: Protestantism in Holland (The Kingdom of the Netherlands; title: Protestantism in the British Isles; title: The Old Catholic minorities; title: Christianity in revolutionary Russia; title: The stormy course of Christianity in Greece and the Balkan countries; title: By way of summary and transition.