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Page 99
... Still other Protestants , including most of Rejection of the medieval Catholic system Variations in forms of church govern- ment those who belonged to the radical Reformation parties ( e.g. Protestantism 99 Protestantism ...
... Still other Protestants , including most of Rejection of the medieval Catholic system Variations in forms of church govern- ment those who belonged to the radical Reformation parties ( e.g. Protestantism 99 Protestantism ...
Page 107
... PROTESTANTISM'S INFLUENCE IN THE MODERN WORLD Influence on nationalism . Protestantism eventually be- came the majority faith throughout northwestern Eu- rope and in England and English - speaking America . From there , in the great ...
... PROTESTANTISM'S INFLUENCE IN THE MODERN WORLD Influence on nationalism . Protestantism eventually be- came the majority faith throughout northwestern Eu- rope and in England and English - speaking America . From there , in the great ...
Page 108
... Protestantism , among them the philosophical theologian Paul Tillich ( 1886-1965 ) , have begun to speak of " the end of the Protestant era , " or of the times as being " post- Protestant . " This does not mean that they all waver in ...
... Protestantism , among them the philosophical theologian Paul Tillich ( 1886-1965 ) , have begun to speak of " the end of the Protestant era , " or of the times as being " post- Protestant . " This does not mean that they all waver in ...
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