The Age Of Reason From The Wars Of Religion To The French Revolution 15701789 Pearse by Pearse, Meic instant download after payment.

457 pages : 24 cm, \"The Age of Reason covers 1570-1789, an era in which events such as the French Revolution and movements such as the Enlightenment spawned religious, cultural and political upheavals that still reverberate today. The text explores the conflicts between Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox Christianity, as well as schisms within these groups. The rise of sectarianism and Pietism, the spread of the faith to various regions of the globe, and the impact of the Great Awakening all played a large role in shaping the context for today's global church.\"--BOOK JACKET, Includes bibliographical references (pages 403-422) and index, Christendom unraveling : the scene in 1570 and a glance backwards -- Contested territory : the areas of conflict between Protestantism and Catholicism (1570-1609) -- Life on the frontiers (1570-ca. 1610) -- The conflict within churches : Protestants -- The conflict within churches : Catholics and the Orthodox -- Meltdown : the cataclysm of 1618-1648 -- Fractions of fractions : the progress of sectarianism -- The rise of Pietism -- The cross, the crescent, and the star : Christians and Jews under Ottoman rule in the Balkans -- Misruling one another -- Latin America -- North America : toleration and nontoleration -- North America : coming to terms with pluralism -- The great awakening -- Reason and power : rationalist thought and the divine right of kings -- The arts