01909cam a22003734i 4500003000900000005001700009008004100026020001500067035002700082040003300109082002000142100002900162245009500191264006800286300006200354336002100416337002500437338002300462505084200485526001001327526001001337526001001347526001001357526000801367526000801375526000801383526000801391526000801399526000801407526000801415600003701423600003201460650004301492PE-LiUPU20250731173150.0150623s                r     000 0     d  a156338292X  a(Sirsi) i9781563382925  aPE-LiUPUbspacPE-LiUPUerda04a270.09bE462211 aEllingsen, Mark,eautor.10aReclaiming our roots :ban inclusive introduction to church history.n2 /cMark Ellingsen. 1aHarrisburg, Pennsylvania :bTrinity Press International,c1999.  a456 páginas :bilustraciones, mapas ;c22 centímetros  atext2rdacontent  aunmediated2rdamedia  avolume2rdacarrier0 aMartin Luther: pilgrimage to reformation. Luther's theology and the ongoing controversy. Ulrich zwingli, the swiss reformation, and the origins of the anabaptist movement. The anabaptisit movement: a return to New Testament christianity?. John Calvin and the spread of the reformed tradition. The reformation in great britain: towards an inclusive church?. The catholic reformation. Seventeenth-Century religio-political conflicts and the age of orthodoxy. The puritan revolution. The emergence of rationalism, spirtualism, and pietsm Christianity in America. International political and economic developments in the eighteenthe and nineteenth centuries. Theological and sociocultural developments in the early modern period. The twentieth century: The day before yesterday. Today and tomorrow: a liberating church or a church in decay?.  aSEG42  aSEG41  aSEG40  aSEG39  aP94  aP87  aP86  aP85  aP77  aP76  aP351 aKing, Martín Luthery1929-19681 aLutero, Martíny1483-154604aIglesiaxHistoriayReforma, 1215-1648.