02221cam a22002651 45000010008000000030009000080050017000170080041000340100017000750350018000920400033001100420012001430500015001550820010001701000036001802450097002162600042003133000026003555040051003815050374004325050373008065050393011795050342015726500041019146058151AU-EpEBC20141030123840.0720815s1956 nyu 000 0 eng  a 56006268  a(OCoLC)382081 aDLCcODaWUdOCoLCdDLCdNEMB apremarc00aBR450b.N5 a270.71 aNichols, James Hastings,d1915-10aHistory of Christianity, 1650-1950 :bsecularization of the West / cJames Hastings Nichols. aNew York :bRonald Press Co.,cc1956. a493 p.bhbk ;c22 cm. aIncludes bibliographical references and index. aPart I : Westphalia to the French Revolution. Main themes of modern church history -- Eastern Orthodoxy, particularly in Russia -- The Roman Church and the Catholic Princes -- Lutheranism in state and territory -- The Reformed tradition, Anglicanism and Free Church Calvinism -- British Puritanism overseas -- Pietism and Evangelicalism -- Enlightenment christianity -- aPart II : From the French revolution to 1870. The French Revolution -- Napoleon and the Concordats -- Reformed churches and the States -- Lutheranism: Court-church or peoples' church? -- Protestant thought in Germany -- Anglicanism and the English free churches -- The churches of the American immigrants and frontier -- The Ultramontane Reaction to the Revolution --  aPart III : 1870 to World War I : The International Kulturkampf -- "Catholic Action" -- Continental Protestantism -- British Christianity -- The American Social Gospel and Theological Liberalism -- European Protestant Theology -- Roman Catholic Theological Liberalism -- Protestant Missions 1796-1914 -- Roman Catholic Missions, 1814-1914 -- Eastern Orthodoxy in the Nineteenth Century --  aPart IV : From World War I the the mid century. Orthodoxy and the USSR -- Roman Catholicism and the Totalitarians -- Continental Protestantism and the Nazis -- Great Britain and the Commonwealth -- The institutional consolidation of American Evangelicalism -- The younger churches -- The Ecumenical Movement -- World War II and after --  0aChurch historyyModern period, 1500-