02093cam a2200313 a 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036020001500077020001800092020002100110020002400131035002000155037005200175040003200227050001900259082001800278100002500296245006300321250001200384260004800396300003600444490004400480500008200524504006400606505099900670650004301669800006701712ocm38834788 OCoLC20221128122315.0971128s1996    at ab    b    001 0 eng    a0908189370  a9780908189373  a0908189311 (set)  a9780908189311 (set)  a(OCoLC)38834788  bCovenanter Press, PO Box 636 Lithgow, NSW 2790.  aAUTbengcAUTdOCLCQdZAAPA 4aBR162.2b.K37104a270.3 KAS2211 aKastelein, Edward H.10aDarkness and dawn :bfrom 590-1500 /cEdward H. Kastelein.  a2nd ed.  aLithgow, N.S.W. :bCovenanter Press,c1996.  a152 p. :bill., 1 map ;c30 cm.1 aHistory of the Christian church ;vv. 2  a"A study manual in church history from the standpoint of the Reformed faith."  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 145-147) and index.  aIntroduction to the period -- The recovery of Christianity in England -- Expansion of Christianity: Ireland and Scotland -- Expansion of the Church in Western Europe -- The rise of the Papacy -- Monasticism up to the 11th Century -- The new Orders -- The character of Medieval Religion -- Doctrinal controversies: The Christological Debates -- The later Medieval Doctrinal Controversies -- Anselm and Augustinianism -- Islam and the Crusades -- The period of Shame: The Papacy 848-1049 -- The pinnacle and decline of Papal power: Gregory VII to Innocent III (1049 - 1409) -- Medieval dissent and its suppression -- The Waldensians: The beginning of separation -- The Reforming Councils: Wrong foundations -- Scholasticism and Thomas Aquinas -- The Pre-Reformation Reformers: Gerard de Groot and John Wycliffe -- Pre-Reformation Reformers: John Huss and the Hussite Movement -- Leading events 590-1500 -- Some Roman Catholic Heresies and Inventions -- The main Augustinians of the Medieval world 0aChurch historyyMiddle Ages, 600-1500.1 aKastelein, Edward H.tHistory of the Christian church ;vv. 2.