The myth of the Reformation
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The myth of the Reformation
（Refo500 academic studies, v. 9）
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, c2013
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Selection of papers presented at the first conference of RefoRC, the Reformation Research Consortium, held at the Institute for Swiss Reformation Studies at the Theological Faculty of the University of Zurich, on June 8-10, 2011
"With 39 figures"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references
Contributions in English and German
収録内容
- Was the Reformation a German event? / Emidio Campi
- "As Spanish as it was ecumenical" : was the Catholic Reformation a Spanish event? / Ignasi Fernández Terricabras
- The "myth" of the Polish Reformation in modern historiography / Piotr Wilczek
- The apocalyptic Luther -- exegesis and self-identification / Rodney L. Petersen
- Zeugnisse frühneuzeitlicher Konvertiten -- Definitionen, Klassifikation und Textanalysen / Barbara Mahlmann-Bauer
- Non multos : patterns of conversion or state sponsorship? : correlations of the Reformation with early Christianity and contemporary evangelical conversionism / Aurelio A. García Archilla
- 'Reformation' and 'reformers', a 17th-century approach : the profile and use of two fundamental concepts in some works of the Dutch Reformed pietist Simon Oomius / Frank van der Pol
- State, church, and the Reformational roots of subsidiarity / Jordan J. Ballor
- Examining the myth of Calvin as a lover of order / Jon Balserak
- The politics of piety : Pierre Viret, William Farel, and the Genevan consistory as an early test-case for a unifying theme in Viret's theology / Paul W. Roberts
- The myth of the Reformed pastor? : continuity and change in Heinrich Bullinger's use of 1 Corinthians 14 / Daniël Timmerman
- An apologia for Luther : the myth of the Danish Luther : Danish reformer Hans Tausen and "A short answer" (1528/29) / Rasmus H.C. Dreyer
- Jacob Schegks "De una persona" (1565) und der Mythos der frühen lutherischen Christologie / Hendrik Klinge
- Divine accommodation in Calvin : myth and reality / Arnold Huijgen
- Thomas Cranmer's martyrdom as parable : Hungarian adaptation in verse of John Foxe's martyrology by Mihály Sztárai (1560) / Pál Ács
- Die "Confessio" des Thomas von Imbroich, niederrheinisch/kölnischer Täufer und Märtyrer (1558) / Rainer Kobe
- Bilderverbot und Bibelillustrationen im reformierten Zürich / Christine Christ-von Wedel
- The Catholic eye and the Protestant ear : the Reformation as a non-visual event? / Bridget Heal
- The arts and Lutheran Church decoration : some reflections on the myth of Lutheran images and iconography / Martin Wangsgaard Jürgensen
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In June 2011, the first conference of the Reformation Research Consortium (RefoRC) took place at the Institute for Swiss Reform History at the Theological Faculty in Zurich. The title "Myth of the Reformation" encouraged critical perspectives on conventional ideas about the 16th century Reformation. Peter Opitz offers a selection of lectures held there and gathers multifaceted aspects and perspectives on the topic. As a result, Opitz succeeds in refuting at least one myth, namely that the Reformation period was a boring period in which there was not much more to discover than the conventional myths.
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