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catalog contributor b643109.
catalog created "c1986.".
catalog date "1986".
catalog date "c1986.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1986.".
catalog description "22. The primary causes of the east-west schism of 1054 -- 23. The crusades -- 24. The Muslim conquest and the crusades -- a comparison -- 25. Arguments for the existence of God -- the five ways of Thomas Aquinas -- 26. The theology of Scholasticism -- 27. Major monastic orders -- 28. Medieval ecumenical councils -- 29. The great schism of the papacy, 1378-1417 -- 30. Medieval ecumenical councils -- 31. Forerunners of the reformation -- The reformation (1517-1648) -- 32. Four major reformers -- 33. Other German reformers -- 34. Other Swiss reformers -- 35. The radical reformation -- 36. The English reformers -- 37. The English Puritans -- 38. Leaders of the catholic counterreformation -- 39. Leaders of the French Huguenots -- 40. Religious wars of the reformation -- 41. Theological issues -- Protestant vs. Catholic -- 42. Theological issues -- Lutheran vs. Reformed -- 43. Theological issues -- Calvinist vs. Arminian -- 44. A family tree of protestant denominational groups -- ".
catalog description "50. Major figures in German liberal theology -- 51. Modern Roman Catholic Ecumenical councils -- 52. The growth and development of the world council of churches -- The American church (from 1607) -- 53. Religion in the thirteen colonies -- 54. Religious utopian communities in America -- 55. The American Puritans -- 56. Leaders of the first great awakening -- 57. Religious influences supporting the American revolution -- 58. Religious influences opposed to the American revolution -- 59. Leaders of the second great awakening -- 60. Major nineteenth-century evangelical social reform movements -- 61. Denominational schisms over slavery -- 62. Major nineteenth-century evangelical social reform movements -- 63. Late-nineteenth -- and early-twentieth-century revivalists -- 64. Key figures in the dissemination of dispensationalism in America -- 65. A comparison of historic covenant and historic dispensational theology -- 66. Denominational divisions over the modernist-fundamentalist controversy -- 67. Key figures in the twentieth-century Presbyterian schisms -- 68. An American Presbyterian family tree -- 69. An American Baptist family tree -- 70. An American Lutheran family tree -- 71. An American Methodist and Episcopal family tree -- 72. An American Reformed and Congregational family tree -- 73. An American Pentecostal family tree -- 74. An American Mennonite family tree -- 75. A Mormon family tree -- 76. An Adventist family tree -- Miscellaneous -- 77. The parallel structures of systematic theology and church history -- 78. The pendulum effect in church history -- 79. The popes recognized by the Roman Catholic church -- 80. Prominent Protestant missionaries -- 81. Prominent Roman Catholic missionaries -- 82. Major indigenous Christian religious movements in Africa -- 83. Translations of the Bible into English -- 84. Notable protestant historians of the church.".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. [115]-[116]".
catalog description "The ancient church (to 476) -- 1. The twelve disciples after the death of Jesus -- 2. Early symbols of Christianity -- 3. The apostolic fathers -- 4. The second-century apologists -- 5. The arguments of the apologists -- 6. The third-century church fathers -- 7. The development of the new testament canon -- 8. Books debated for inclusion in the New Testament canon -- 9. Ante-Nicene heresies -- 10. Roman persecutions of Christianity -- 11. Nicene and post-Nicene fathers -- 12. Development of Episcopacy in the first five centuries -- 13. Factors contributing to the supremacy of the bishop of Rome -- 14. Major ancient church doctrinal controversies -- 15. Ancient church Trinitarian heresies -- 16. Ancient church Christological heresies -- 17. The Pelagian controversy -- 18. The ecumenical councils of the early church -- The medieval church (476-1517) -- 19. The conversion of the barbarian tribes -- 20. Church and state, 754-1309 -- 21. Early medieval church leaders -- ".
catalog description "The modern European church (from 1648) -- 45. English deism and its opponents -- 46. German pietism and English Methodism -- a comparison -- 47. John Wesley and George Whitefield -- a contrast -- 48. Other European revivals -- 49. Evangelical social reformers in England".
catalog extent "[124] p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Chronological and background charts of church history.".
catalog identifier "0310362814 (pbk.)".
catalog isFormatOf "Chronological and background charts of church history.".
catalog issued "1986".
catalog issued "c1986.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Grand Rapids, Mich. : Academie Books,".
catalog relation "Chronological and background charts of church history.".
catalog subject "BR146 .W33 1986".
catalog subject "BT146 .W33 1986".
catalog subject "Church history Chronology Handbooks, manuals, etc.".
catalog subject "Church history Handbooks, manuals, etc.".
catalog tableOfContents "22. The primary causes of the east-west schism of 1054 -- 23. The crusades -- 24. The Muslim conquest and the crusades -- a comparison -- 25. Arguments for the existence of God -- the five ways of Thomas Aquinas -- 26. The theology of Scholasticism -- 27. Major monastic orders -- 28. Medieval ecumenical councils -- 29. The great schism of the papacy, 1378-1417 -- 30. Medieval ecumenical councils -- 31. Forerunners of the reformation -- The reformation (1517-1648) -- 32. Four major reformers -- 33. Other German reformers -- 34. Other Swiss reformers -- 35. The radical reformation -- 36. The English reformers -- 37. The English Puritans -- 38. Leaders of the catholic counterreformation -- 39. Leaders of the French Huguenots -- 40. Religious wars of the reformation -- 41. Theological issues -- Protestant vs. Catholic -- 42. Theological issues -- Lutheran vs. Reformed -- 43. Theological issues -- Calvinist vs. Arminian -- 44. A family tree of protestant denominational groups -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "50. Major figures in German liberal theology -- 51. Modern Roman Catholic Ecumenical councils -- 52. The growth and development of the world council of churches -- The American church (from 1607) -- 53. Religion in the thirteen colonies -- 54. Religious utopian communities in America -- 55. The American Puritans -- 56. Leaders of the first great awakening -- 57. Religious influences supporting the American revolution -- 58. Religious influences opposed to the American revolution -- 59. Leaders of the second great awakening -- 60. Major nineteenth-century evangelical social reform movements -- 61. Denominational schisms over slavery -- 62. Major nineteenth-century evangelical social reform movements -- 63. Late-nineteenth -- and early-twentieth-century revivalists -- 64. Key figures in the dissemination of dispensationalism in America -- 65. A comparison of historic covenant and historic dispensational theology -- 66. Denominational divisions over the modernist-fundamentalist controversy -- 67. Key figures in the twentieth-century Presbyterian schisms -- 68. An American Presbyterian family tree -- 69. An American Baptist family tree -- 70. An American Lutheran family tree -- 71. An American Methodist and Episcopal family tree -- 72. An American Reformed and Congregational family tree -- 73. An American Pentecostal family tree -- 74. An American Mennonite family tree -- 75. A Mormon family tree -- 76. An Adventist family tree -- Miscellaneous -- 77. The parallel structures of systematic theology and church history -- 78. The pendulum effect in church history -- 79. The popes recognized by the Roman Catholic church -- 80. Prominent Protestant missionaries -- 81. Prominent Roman Catholic missionaries -- 82. Major indigenous Christian religious movements in Africa -- 83. Translations of the Bible into English -- 84. Notable protestant historians of the church.".
catalog tableOfContents "The ancient church (to 476) -- 1. The twelve disciples after the death of Jesus -- 2. Early symbols of Christianity -- 3. The apostolic fathers -- 4. The second-century apologists -- 5. The arguments of the apologists -- 6. The third-century church fathers -- 7. The development of the new testament canon -- 8. Books debated for inclusion in the New Testament canon -- 9. Ante-Nicene heresies -- 10. Roman persecutions of Christianity -- 11. Nicene and post-Nicene fathers -- 12. Development of Episcopacy in the first five centuries -- 13. Factors contributing to the supremacy of the bishop of Rome -- 14. Major ancient church doctrinal controversies -- 15. Ancient church Trinitarian heresies -- 16. Ancient church Christological heresies -- 17. The Pelagian controversy -- 18. The ecumenical councils of the early church -- The medieval church (476-1517) -- 19. The conversion of the barbarian tribes -- 20. Church and state, 754-1309 -- 21. Early medieval church leaders -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "The modern European church (from 1648) -- 45. English deism and its opponents -- 46. German pietism and English Methodism -- a comparison -- 47. John Wesley and George Whitefield -- a contrast -- 48. Other European revivals -- 49. Evangelical social reformers in England".
catalog title "Chronological and background charts of church history / Robert C. Walton ; with a foreword by Earle E. Cairns.".
catalog type "text".