Spiritual Reformers In The 16th And 17th Centuries
Jones' historical study of spiritual revival movements revealing figures like Jacob Boehme as part of a larger movement of spiritual reformation, examining organic connections among reformers across the 16th and 17th centuries.
22 Chapters
Table of Contents
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SPIRITUAL REFORMERS IN THE 16TH & 17TH CENTURIES
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PREFACE
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INTRODUCTION
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CHAPTER I THE MAIN CURRENT OF THE REFORMATION
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CHAPTER II HANS DENCK AND THE INWARD WORD
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CHAPTER III TWO PROPHETS OF THE INWARD WORD: BUNDERLIN AND ENTFELDER
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CHAPTER IV SEBASTIAN FRANCK: AN APOSTLE OF INWARD RELIGION
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CHAPTER V CASPAR SCHWENCKFELD AND THE REFORMATION OF THE |MIDDLE WAY|
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CHAPTER VI SEBASTIAN CASTELLIO: A FORGOTTEN PROPHET
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CHAPTER VII COORNHERT AND THE COLLEGIANTS--A MOVEMENT FOR SPIRITUAL RELIGION IN HOLLAND
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CHAPTER VIII VALENTINE WEIGEL AND NATURE MYSTICISM
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CHAPTER IX JACOB BOEHME: HIS LIFE AND SPIRIT
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CHAPTER X BOEHME'S UNIVERSE
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CHAPTER XI JACOB BOEHME'S |WAY OF SALVATION|
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CHAPTER XII JACOB BOEHME'S INFLUENCE IN ENGLAND
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CHAPTER XIII EARLY ENGLISH INTERPRETERS OF SPIRITUAL RELIGION: JOHN EVERARD, GILES RANDALL, AND OTHERS
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CHAPTER XIV SPIRITUAL RELIGION IN HIGH PLACES--ROUS, VANE, AND STERRY
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CHAPTER XV BENJAMIN WHICHCOTE, THE FIRST OF THE |LATITUDE-MEN|
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CHAPTER XVI JOHN SMITH, PLATONIST--|AN INTERPRETER OF THE SPIRIT|
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CHAPTER XVII THOMAS TRAHERNE AND THE SPIRITUAL POETS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
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CHAPTER XVIII CONCLUSION
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INDEX