Contesting Orthodoxies in the History of Christianity
The Rise of Nonregular Workers and the New Policy Dissensus
1st Edition
Published on 10. September 2021
392 pages
978-1-80010-277-4 (ISBN)
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Examines the pursuit of orthodoxy, and its consequences for the history of Christianity.
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Ellie Gebarowski-Shafer | Ashley Null | Alec Ryrie
Contesting Orthodoxies in the History of Christianity
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09/2021
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Gebarowski-Shafer Ellie:
ELLIE GEBAROWSKI-SHAFER is the author of numerous articles and book chapters on the history of Christianity. She now works in the legal field in Rutland, Vermont (USA), registered as a law clerk in Vermont's Law Office Study Program.Null Ashley:
ASHLEY NULL is a visiting fellow at the Divinity Faculty of Cambridge University and St. John's College, Durham University.Ryrie Alec:
ALEC RYRIE is Professor of the History of Christianity at Durham University.Snape Michael:
MICHAEL SNAPE is Michael Ramsey Professor of Anglican Studies at Durham University.Gebarowski-Shafer Ellie:
ELLIE GEBAROWSKI-SHAFER is the author of numerous articles and book chapters on the history of Christianity. She now works in the legal field in Rutland, Vermont (USA), registered as a law clerk in Vermont's Law Office Study Program.Null Ashley:
ASHLEY NULL is a visiting fellow at the Divinity Faculty of Cambridge University and St. John's College, Durham University.Ryrie Alec:
ALEC RYRIE is Professor of the History of Christianity at Durham University.
ELLIE GEBAROWSKI-SHAFER is the author of numerous articles and book chapters on the history of Christianity. She now works in the legal field in Rutland, Vermont (USA), registered as a law clerk in Vermont's Law Office Study Program.Null Ashley:
ASHLEY NULL is a visiting fellow at the Divinity Faculty of Cambridge University and St. John's College, Durham University.Ryrie Alec:
ALEC RYRIE is Professor of the History of Christianity at Durham University.Snape Michael:
MICHAEL SNAPE is Michael Ramsey Professor of Anglican Studies at Durham University.Gebarowski-Shafer Ellie:
ELLIE GEBAROWSKI-SHAFER is the author of numerous articles and book chapters on the history of Christianity. She now works in the legal field in Rutland, Vermont (USA), registered as a law clerk in Vermont's Law Office Study Program.Null Ashley:
ASHLEY NULL is a visiting fellow at the Divinity Faculty of Cambridge University and St. John's College, Durham University.Ryrie Alec:
ALEC RYRIE is Professor of the History of Christianity at Durham University.
Content
1. 'Jewish Christianity' in antiquity: meaningless category or heuristic irritant?
James Carleton Paget
2. 'Sola Fide': The Wrong Slogan?
Morna D. Hooker
3. Both Cromwellian and Augustinian: The influence of Thomas Cromwell on reform within the early modern English Austin Friars
Anik Laferrière
4. Lex, Rex, and Sex: The Bigamy of Philipp of Hesse and the Lutheran Recourse to Natural Law
Korey D. Maas
5. The Authority of Scripture in Reformation Anglicanism: Then and Now
Ashley Null
6. Orthodoxy and Heresy in the Post-Reformation
Euan Cameron
7. Profanity and Piety in the Church Porch: The Place of Transgression in Early Modern England
Ethan Shagan
8. Writing on the Walls: Word and Image in the Post-Reformation English Church
Felicity Heal
9. The Myth of the Church of England
Alec Ryrie
10. Mysticism, orthodoxy and Reformed identity before the English Revolution: the case of John Everard
Sarah Apetrei
11. Sacrilege and the Sacred in England's Second Reformation, 1640-1660
Judith Maltby
12. 'I had not the patience to be quiet': Arthur Bury and The Naked Gospel
Alison Dight
13. 'A Soul-Corrupting Indifferentism': The Intellectual Development of Benjamin Henry Latrobe
Jonathan Yonan
14. Newman, Dogma and Freedom in the Church
Eamon Duffy
15. 'Tommy, 'ow's yer soul?' Reconsidering Religion and the British Soldier
Michael Snape
16. King James Vulgate
Ellie Gabarowski-Shafer
17. The Myth of the Anglican Communion?
Hannah Cleugh
James Carleton Paget
2. 'Sola Fide': The Wrong Slogan?
Morna D. Hooker
3. Both Cromwellian and Augustinian: The influence of Thomas Cromwell on reform within the early modern English Austin Friars
Anik Laferrière
4. Lex, Rex, and Sex: The Bigamy of Philipp of Hesse and the Lutheran Recourse to Natural Law
Korey D. Maas
5. The Authority of Scripture in Reformation Anglicanism: Then and Now
Ashley Null
6. Orthodoxy and Heresy in the Post-Reformation
Euan Cameron
7. Profanity and Piety in the Church Porch: The Place of Transgression in Early Modern England
Ethan Shagan
8. Writing on the Walls: Word and Image in the Post-Reformation English Church
Felicity Heal
9. The Myth of the Church of England
Alec Ryrie
10. Mysticism, orthodoxy and Reformed identity before the English Revolution: the case of John Everard
Sarah Apetrei
11. Sacrilege and the Sacred in England's Second Reformation, 1640-1660
Judith Maltby
12. 'I had not the patience to be quiet': Arthur Bury and The Naked Gospel
Alison Dight
13. 'A Soul-Corrupting Indifferentism': The Intellectual Development of Benjamin Henry Latrobe
Jonathan Yonan
14. Newman, Dogma and Freedom in the Church
Eamon Duffy
15. 'Tommy, 'ow's yer soul?' Reconsidering Religion and the British Soldier
Michael Snape
16. King James Vulgate
Ellie Gabarowski-Shafer
17. The Myth of the Anglican Communion?
Hannah Cleugh
