Eminent church historian Own Chadwick has written this original sweeping history of the Christian faith. Using layman's language, he surveys the lives of Christians over two millennia.

A History of Christianity: The Growth and Evolution of Christianity

History

OWEN CHADWICK

World

St.Martin's Press

Classic work of ecclesiastical history, exercising original and independent judgement. Volume II also available.

The Victorian Church: Vol 1 (Victorian Church, 1829-1859(Pt.1)

Hymns Ancient & Modern Ltd

Classic work of ecclesiastical history, exercising original and independent judgement. Volume 1 also available.

Victorian Church: Part two 1860-1901 (Victorian Church, 1860-1901 PT. II)

Europe

Acton And History

Cambridge University Press

Victorian Church: 1860-1901 Pt. 2 (Eccles.History of English)

Religion & Spirituality

A. and C. Black

A C Black Publishers Ltd

Paperback À January 1, 2005 by (Author)

A History of Christianity

Barnes&Noble

The Mind of the Oxford Movement (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Mind of the Oxford Movement In a library of modern religious thought, no apology will be needed for the inclusion of illustrations from the thought of the Oxford Movement. That movement was of decisive importance to the religion of the English, and not only to the Church of England, not only within the Church of England to the "high church group" which gave birth to the movement, nurtured it, and was transformed by it. Of decisive importance to the religion of the English - no doubt, not to their philosophy, perhaps not so markedly to their apprehension of Christian doctrine. The mind of the Oxford Movement is not a mind which can be best studied or examined by asking for its philosophical conclusions (if any); even though at least two of its principal thinkers had the training and the makings of a philosopher. Nor can it best be studied or examined by asking for a list of its doctrinal propositions - for example, by observing that its leaders at first suspected the doctrine that saints should be invoked in prayer. As well might we seek to comprehend John Wesley by asking what he thought of the theories of Locke and Berkeley, or by setting forth his hostility to Calvinistic doctrines as the key to understanding his whole work. Like its predecessor the Evangelical Movement, it was more a movement of the heart than of the head. If the generalization be allowed, it was primarily concerned with the law of prayer, and only secondarily with the law of belief. It was aware that creed and prayer are inseparable. It was not concerned for religious "experience" while being unconcerned about religious language - on the contrary, it was earnestly dogmatic. But the movement, though dogmatic, was not dogmatic simply because it possessed or shared a particular theory of dogma. It always saw dogma in relation to worship, to the numinous, to the movement of the heart, to the conscience and the moral need, to the immediate experience of the hidden ha…

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Excerpt from The Mind of the Oxford MovementBut a political impetus does not create religious thought. It affords it opportunity, gives it point and purpose, establishes it as effective. The high Anglicanism of the Oxford Movement was not quite identical with the high Anglicanism which had existed for two hundred years and more. But the difference was not the result of the political crisis. The power of the Movement's religious ideas sprang from somewhere deeper in men's souls and minds than their contemporary ideas of ecclesiastical expediency.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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A History of Christianity: The Growth and Evolution of Christianity

The Victorian Church: Vol 1 (Victorian Church, 1829-1859(Pt.1)

Victorian Church: Part two 1860-1901 (Victorian Church, 1860-1901 PT. II)

Acton And History

Victorian Church: 1860-1901 Pt. 2 (Eccles.History of English)

Victorian Church: 1860-1901 Pt. 2 (Eccles.History of English)

A History of Christianity

The Mind of the Oxford Movement (Classic Reprint)

The Mind of the Oxford Movement (Classic Reprint)

A History of Christianity