Churches, revolutions and empires : 1789-1914

1789 to 1914 was a time of momentous and often violent change religiously, socially, politically and economically in the western world. The revolutions in the churches and the powerful empires of the day were to have a profound effect upon society at large both then and in the years that... Full description

Main Author:	Shaw, Ian J.
Published:	Fearn, Scotland : Christian Focus, 2012
Subjects:	HISTORY, MODERN - 18th CENTURY. HISTORY, MODERN - 19th CENTURY. HISTORY, MODERN - 20th CENTURY. CHURCH HISTORY - 18th CENTURY. CHURCH HISTORY - 19th CENTURY. CHURCH HISTORY - 20th CENTURY.
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Table of Contents:

The Legacy of the Revolutionaries: the American War of Independence and its Consequences
Crush 'l'Infa^me': the French Revolution and its Legacy
Churches and the Industrial Revolution Britain: 1780s-1820s
'To Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathen': the Revolution in Protestant Overseas Mission, c. 1790-1840
Moral Revolutionaries: the Abolition of the Slave Trade and Slavery
Revolutions of the Theological Mind: Nineteenth-Century Germany
Building Jerusalem, or Redeeming Babylon? Churches in the Industrial Age: Britain 1820s to 1870s
Revolutions in Modern Social and Political Thought: Protestant and Roman Catholic Responses
The Rising Tide of World Mission: the 1840s to 1880s
Religious Responses to Revolutions in Science
Revolutions in American Religion and Society: the Shadow of Civil War
Christianity and Emerging National Identities
Missions in the Age of Imperialism
Mission at the Heart of Empires: Crisis in Late Nineteenth-Century Cities
Old Defences, New Expressions: Nineteenth-Century American Christian Thought and Expression
The Dawn of the World Church.

Churches, revolutions and empires : 1789-1914

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