Keyword [protestant]
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| 141. | Alberto Rembao (1895--1962): Mexican American Protestant for internationalism and Christian holism |
| 142. | Protestant sainthood: Martydom and the meaning of sanctity in early New England |
| 143. | The gendering of martyrdom: Sixteenth-century English martyrology and the defense of the Protestant Church |
| 144. | Failing to contain religion: The emergence of a Protestant movement in contemporary China |
| 145. | All people want to sing: Mortlockese migrants controlling knowledge, historical disaster, and Protestant identity on Pohnpei, FSM |
| 146. | Islam in the English radical Protestant imagination, 1660--1830 |
| 147. | The Protestant spirit of utility's connection to republican virtue: Engaging the transatlantic origins of the American Enlightenment |
| 148. | Keeping home: Home schooling and the practice of conservative Protestant identity |
| 149. | Johann Salomo Semler, the German Enlightenment, and Protestant theology's historical turn |
| 150. | 'Glaube und Erfahrung in der Geschichte': The intersection of faith, experience, and history in the theology of Georg Wobbermin, 1911--1931 |
| 151. | Imagining the theo -political body in early modern English literature |
| 152. | Education for 'civilization': Denominational consensus and missionary education on the Rosebud Reservation, 1870--1920 (South Dakota) |
| 153. | Lobbying On Behalf of the Faithful: Three Mainline Protestant Denominations and Their Advocacy Efforts on Capitol Hill During the 110 th Congress |
| 154. | 'The Claims of Religion Upon Medical Men': Protestant Christianity and Medicine in Nineteenth-Century America |
| 155. | Toward a Protestant theology of celibacy: Protestant thought in dialogue with John Paul II's 'Theology of the Body' |
| 156. | The value of spiritual intimacy among Protestant Christian wives |
| 157. | York Corpus Christi Cycle plays: Examined in light of the Protestant Reformation |
| 158. | English Protestant casuistry: With special emphasis on conscience and oath-taking |
| 159. | Modern American poetry and the Protestant establishment |
| 160. | The impact of Christian humanism and the Protestant Reformation on the social progress of women in Tudor England |
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