The Making of Modern Man: From the Renaissance to the PresentVan Nostrand, 1967 - Всего страниц: 785 |
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... Church " as a communion of true believers , which had existed from the first and which still exists in spite of the many human encrustations clinging to it . Others before Luther , says Schweibert , had arrived at the same conclu- sion ...
... Church " as a communion of true believers , which had existed from the first and which still exists in spite of the many human encrustations clinging to it . Others before Luther , says Schweibert , had arrived at the same conclu- sion ...
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... Church and where his followers were called Huguenots . It was adopted in the northern area of the Netherlands , where it became the Dutch Reformed Church . In Scotland , where Calvinism came under John Knox's vigorous leadership , it ...
... Church and where his followers were called Huguenots . It was adopted in the northern area of the Netherlands , where it became the Dutch Reformed Church . In Scotland , where Calvinism came under John Knox's vigorous leadership , it ...
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... Church of Russia was indepen- dent from the Mother Church and its Patriarch residing at Constantinople . The head of the Rus- sian Church , the Patriarch , became independent of the other sister Churches in the Near East . He assumed ...
... Church of Russia was indepen- dent from the Mother Church and its Patriarch residing at Constantinople . The head of the Rus- sian Church , the Patriarch , became independent of the other sister Churches in the Near East . He assumed ...
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Preface | 1 |
ERA THEME | 12 |
List of Maps 1 Europe in 1500 | 16 |
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