The Cambridge History of Christianity (Paperback)

Preface R. Po-chia Hsia; Part I. Luther and the Holy Roman Empire: 1. Martin Luther, reformer Scott Hendrix; 2. Emergence and consolidation of Protestantism Thomas A. Brady; 3. Anabaptists and dissenters Emmet McLaughlin; 4. Lutheranism in the seventeenth century Hartmut Lehmann; Part II. The Second Reformation: 5. Communal reformation - Zwingli and south Germany Peter Blickle; 6. Calvin and his successors Robert Kingdon; 7. Theology and liturgy of reformed Christianity Mark Greengrass; 8. The second wave of Protestant expansion Philip Benedict; Part III. Catholic Renewal: 9. Redefining Catholicism - Trent and beyond Robert Bireley; 10. New religious orders John Patrick Donnelly; 11. Female sanctity Gabriella Zarri; 12. Tridentine worship and the cult of saints Simon Ditchfield; 13. Peace without concord: religious toleration in theory and practice Nicolette Mout; 14. Imposing church and social discipline Ute Lotz-Heumann; 15. Persecutions and martyrdoms Brad Gregory; 16. The Mediterranean inquisitions of early modern Europe William Monter; 17. Religious colloquies and making peace Oliver Christin; 18. Latin Christianity and eastern Orthodoxy Mikhail Dmitriev; Part IV. Religion, Society and Culture: 19. Reformation and the visual arts Lee Palmer Wandel; 20. Ritual in early modern Christianity Susan Karant-Nunn; 21. Music and religious change Alexander J. Fisher; 22. Demonology Wolfgang Behringer; 23. Science and religion Ann Blair; 24. The new clergies Luise Schorn-Schutte; 25. Women and religious change Merry Wiesner-Hanks; Part V. Evangelising the Non-Christian World: 26. Christianity and Judaism Miriam Bodian; 27. The naturalisation of Andean Christianities Kenneth Mills; 28. Between Islam and Orthodoxy: Protestants and Catholics in southeastern Europe Istvan G. Toth; 29. Christianity shaped by the Chinese Nicolas Standaert; 30. Reception of Hinduism and Buddhism in early modern Christianity Ines Zupanov and R. Po-chia Hsia.