Architecture in worship
Subtitle: the Christian place of worship
By: with an essay by Karl Barth
Contributors: Barth, Karl, 1886-1968
Publisher: Westminster
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Translated from: fre
Translation of: Liturgie et Architecture
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Church architecture; Architecture and religion; Christian art and symbolism
Table of contents: title: Introduction
pagenum: 1; label: I
title: Pagan Worship, Natural Religion
pagenum: 4; label: II
title: Jewish Worship. The Old Testament Revelation
pagenum: 6; label: III
title: The Worship of the Primitive Church. The New Testament
pagenum: 12; label: IV
title: The Christian Sanctuary in the First Three Centuries
pagenum: 20; label: V
title: The Triumphant Church. From the Peace of the Church (Constantine 313) to the Middle Ages
pagenum: 33; label: VI
title: The Renaissance, The Reformation and Counter-Reformation
pagenum: 47; label: A.
title: The Reformation transforms The Ancient Places of Worship
pagenum: 56; label: B.
title: The Reformation Builds New Sanctuaries
pagenum: 61; label: VII
title: The Bodern Period
pagenum: 71; label: VIII
title: Karl Barth: "The Architectural Problem of Protestant Places of Worship"
pagenum: 92; label: Appendix I
title: The Place for Sacraments in a Christian Community, According to Calvin
pagenum: 94; label: Appendix II
title: Instructions for Building a Place of Worship
pagenum: 94