History of the church
Subtitle: Volume 3
Publisher: Benziger Bros.
Published: 1912
Place of publication: New York, USA
Description: Volume 3
Table of contents: title: SYNOPTICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE THIRD VOLUME.; title: THIRD PERIOD.; title: FROM THE WESTERN SCHISM BY LUTHER DOWN TO OUR OWN TIMES (1517-1878).; title: FIRST EPOCH.; title: From the Rise of Protestantism to the Treaty of Westphalia (1517-1648).; title: § 298. Sources — Works by Protestants and Catholics — General Character of this Period 1; title: CHAPTER I. Religious Movements in Germany and Switzerland.; title: § 299. Luther's Manifest against Indulgences — His First Adversaries 6; title: 300. Negotiation between Rome and Luther — Disputation at Leipsig — Eck, Emser, Carlstadt, and Melanchthon 18; title: 301. Affinity of Luther's Religious System to tbe Code of the Robber Knights and the Principles of Paganism 26; title: 302. Luther's Condemnation — Publication of the Bull of Excommunication 33; title: 303. The Diet of Worms, 1621 — Luther at Wartburg 36; title: 304. Death of Leo X. — His Character 43; title: 305. The Diet of Nurnberg, 1622 44; title: 306. Efforts of Melanchthon and Luther to spread the New Teachings 47; title: 307 The Diet of Nurnberg, 1524 60; title: 308. Disorders at Wittenberg, caused by Carlstadt — The Anabaptists and the Peasants' War 62; title: 309. Henry VIII., King of England, and Erasmus oppose Luther — Marriage of Luther 61; title: 310. Organization of the Lutheran Church in Hesse and Suxony 63; title: 311. Diets of Spire (1526, 1629) 71; title: 312. Diet of Augsburg, 1630 — Augsburg Confession — Catholic Refutation — Recess of the Diet 71; title: § 318. Zwingli and Oecotampadius 87; title: 314. Zwingli'a System 98; title: 315. The Sacramentarian Controversy 101; title: 316. Progress of Protestantism in Germany until the Interim of Ratisbon (1541) 109; title: 317. The Anabaptists at Munster — Bigamy of the Landgrave, Philip of Hesse 116; title: 318. Fresh Acts of Violence by Protestants — Renewed attempts to Adjust Religious Difficulties 121; title: 319. Death of Luther — His Public Character 126; title: 320. The Schmalkaldic War — Religious Peace of Augsburg (1656) — Resignation and Death of Charles V 138; title: 321. Calvin and his Reform at Geneva — Beza 143; title: 322. Calvin's System 160; title: CHAPTER II. Propagation of Protestantism in Europe.; title: § 328. Protestantism in Prussia 166; title: 324. " " Silesia 159; title: 326. " " Poland 164; title: 326. " " Livonia, Courland, Esthonia, Hungary, and Transylvania 171; title: 327. " " Sweden 175; title: 328. " " Denmark, Norway, and Iceland 188; title: 329. " " England 191; title: 330. " " Scotland 228; title: 331. " " Ireland 235; title: 382. " " France 269; title: 388. " " The Netherlands 284; title: 384. General Causes of the Rapid Spread of Protestantism 291; title: CHAPTER III. Continuation of the History of Protestantism — Its Internal Dissensions.; title: § 335. General Characteristics of Protestantism 298; title: 386. The Protestant Clergy — Their Rights — Their Relations to the State — Episcopal, Territorial, and Collegiate System 302; title: 337. Worship and Discipline 305; title: 338. Protestant Exegetics 309; title: 339. Mystics and Visionaries 312; title: 340. Controversies within the Reformed and Lutheran Churches 315; title: 341. Sects among the Protestants 331; title: CHAPTER IV. History of the Catholic Church.; title: § 342. Summary 339; title: 343. The Ecumenical Council of Trent 340; title: 344. Other Popes of this Epoch 360; title: § 345a. The Papacy 368; title: 345b. The Secular and Regular Clergy — Revival of Synods 370; title: 346. The Order of the Jesuits 378; title: 347. Lahore of the Jesuits 381; title: 348. The Other Orders 386; title: 349. Foreign Missions 401; title: 350. Theological Science in the Catholic Church 411; title: 351. New Controversies on Grace — Baius, Molina, Janseninism 424; title: 352. Art still in the Service of the Church 431; title: 353. Religious Life 437; title: CHAPTER V. Relation of Catholics to Protestants.; title: § 354. Attempts at Reconciliation 442; title: 355. The Thirty Years' War 447; title: 356. The Peace of Westphalia 466; title: CHAPTER VI. The Greek Church.; title: § 357. The Greek Church under the Turks 461; title: 358. Relations of the Greek Church to the Lutheran, Calvinist, and Catholic Churches 468; title: 369. The Graeco-Russian Church under its own Patriarchs 468; title: 360. The Monophysites and Nestorians 472; title: SECOND EPOCH.; title: From the Peace of Westphalia down to Modern Times (1648-1878).; title: PART FIRST.; title: From the Peace of Westphalia to the French Revolution (1789).; title: § 361. Sources and Works— Summary 476; title: CHAPTER I. History of the Catholic Church.; title: § 362. Popes of the Seventeenth Century 478; title: 363. Popes of the Eighteenth Century 486; title: 364. The Gallican Church — Gallican Liberties 497; title: 365. Jansenism — Case of Conscience — Quesnel — Schism of Utrecht 500; title: 366. Quietism — Molinos, Ouyon, Fenelon 510; title: 367. Literature of the Gallican Church 517; title: 368. Decline of Religious and Theological Science in France — Influence of the Free-thinkers of England 522; title: 369. The Catholic Church in Italy and Spain 531; title: 370. The Catholic Church in Germany 536; title: 371. Literary Activity— Unbelief— Superstition in Germany 548; title: 372. Political and Religious Disturbances in Poland 558; title: § 373a. The Suppression of the Society of Jesus 562; title: 373b. Worship and Discipline from the Sixteenth Century 572; title: 374. Spread of Christianity 576; title: CHAPTER II. History of Protestantism.; title: § 375. On the Constitution of the Protestant Churches and their Relations to the State — The Collegial System 585; title: 376. Dogma and Theologians 557; title: 377. Abandonment of Symbols as Rules of Dogmatic Belief — Influence of Modern Philosophy and its Consequences 592; title: 378. Biblical Theologians — The False Enlightenment of Neologism — Classical Literature of Germany 598; title: 379. The Herrnhutters 606; title: 380. The Quakers 608; title: 381. The Methodists 610; title: 382. The Swedenborgians or Church of the New Jerusalem 614; title: 383. Protestant Missions 616; title: 384. Relations of Catholics to Protestants 618; title: 385. The Russian Church under the Permanent Synod 622; title: PART SECOND.; title: From the French Revolution down to Our Own Day (1789-1878).; title: § 386. General Literature — Importance of Modern Church History 626; title: CHAPTER I. History of the Catholic Church.; title: § 387. The French National Assembly (La Constituante), 1789-1791 629; title: 388. Legislative Assembly — National Convention — Directory — Consulate — Theophilanthropists. 642; title: 389. The Roman Republic — Pius VI; he dies in exile 650; title: 390. Pontificate of Pius VII. — French Empire 652; title: 391. Disagreement between the Pope and the Emperor 664; title: 392. Sad Condition of the Church in Germany, Italy, and Spain 675; title: 393. The Restoration 681; title: 394. Rehabilitation of the Pope — Re-establishment of the Jesuits 683; title: 395. Reorganization of the Catholic Church in Sardinia and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies 687; title: 396. The Catholic Church in Germany — Congress of Vienna 688; title: 397. Pontificate of Leo XII. and Pius VII I. 691; title: 398. Pontificate of Gregory XVI. (1831-1846) 694; title: 399. The Catholic Church in France under the Bourbons 699; title: 400. Continuation — The Catholic Church in France under Louis Philippe 706; title: 401. The Catholic Church in Spain 715; title: 402. The Catholic Church in Portugal 722; title: § 403. New Birth of the Church in Great Britain and Ireland 725; title: 404. The Catholic Church in Belgium and Holland 788; title: 405. The Catholic Church in Switzerland 744; title: 406. The Catholic Church in Austria 762; title: 407. The Catholic Church in Bavaria 767; title: § 408. The Catholic Church in Prussia 762; title: 409. The Ecclesiastical Province of the Upper Rhine 771; title: 410. The Catholic Church in Russia 779; title: THE PONTIFICATE OF PIUS IX.; title: 411 His Political Activity 782; title: 412. His Energy in Ecclesiastical Affairs 791; title: 413a. and b. The Twentieth Ecumenical Council of the Vatican and its Immediate Consequences 802, 815; title: 414. Revival of Religion in different Countries since 1846 — In Portugal and Spain 829; title: 415. In France 884; title: 416. In Belgium and Holland 848; title: 417. In Great Britain and Ireland 847; title: 418. In Germany and Switzerland 868; title: 419. Catholic Literature in Germany since the Opening of the Nineteenth Century 885; title: 420. Activity of the Catholics of Germany in the Field of Speculative Theology 900; title: 421. Sects in Germany 910; title: 422. The Catholic Church in Russia and Poland 918; title: 423. The Missions of the Catholic Church 921; title: CHAPTER II. History of Protestantism.; title: SECTION FIRST.; title: History of Theology and of the Church in Germany.; title: § 424. Futile Efforts to Preserve the Symbols of Protestantism 965; title: 425. Influence of Modern Philosophy M 970; title: 426. The Ultimate Results of the Free Interpretation of Holy Scriptures 975; title: 427 The Theology of Compromise and Independent Theology 978; title: 428. Revival of Lutheranism — Modern Orthodoxy 984; title: 429. The More Important Religious Movements in Germany: (a.) In Prussia; (b.) Outside of Prussia 989, 991; title: 430. Religious and Charitable Societies 992; title: SECTION SECOND.; title: History of Protestantism Outside of Germany.; title: 431. Protestantism in Denmark, Sweden, Holland, France, Great Britain, and America 994; title: § 432. Enumeration of Sects, Ancient and Modern 1008; title: 433. Protestant Missions and Bible Societies 1006; title: 434. Respective Situation of Catholics and Protestants 1016; title: 436. Conclusion 1026; title: I. Chronological Table of Popes and Emperors 1081; title: II. Chronological Table of Principal Personages and Events 1088; title: III. Chronological Table of Councils 1046; title: IV. General Index 1051; title: V. Table of Indian Tribes of the U.S. 1091; title: VI. Table of Protestant Episcopal Sees out of the United Kingdom 1092; title: VII. Ecclesiastical Maps.