The Cleaving Of Christendom
2000·807 pages
Catholic history of the Protestant Reformation and Christendom’s split, 1517–1661, centered on popes, wars, and missions.
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Catholic history of the Protestant Reformation and Christendom’s split, 1517–1661, centered on popes, wars, and missions.
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The fourth of a projected six volumes of Dr. Warren H. Carroll's fully documented history of Christendom is primarily concerned with the split in Christendom created by the Protestant revolt of Martin Luther and his followers, and consequently is entitled The Cleaving of Christendom. It covers in detail the years between the emergence of Luther as a major figure and the beginning of the personal reign of Louis XIV in France in 1661, with separate discussions of the missionary efforts and accompl...
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Historical mentions of royal marriages, divorces, and annulments
Violence & gore
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Religious wars, executions, and Thirty Years' War recounted without gore
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Devotional Catholic history of Popes, Reformation, and Church leadership
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Orthodox Catholic framing of Reformation politics and European power
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Persecution, war suffering, and colonial mission hardships described
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