Keyword [protestant]
Result: 161 - 180 | Page: 9 of 10 |
| 161. | Jesus the Jew: Jewish, Protestant, and Catholic constructions of Jesus in an age of anti-Semitism, 1890--1940 |
| 162. | The watchful clothier: The diary of an eighteenth-century Protestant-capitalist |
| 163. | Christian Slavery: Protestant Missions and Slave Conversion in the Atlantic World, 1660--1760 |
| 164. | A house divided: Christmas church and the Protestant community of Anqing (China) |
| 165. | Citizens of Heaven: Conservative American Protestant Reactions to New Deal Legislation |
| 166. | Protestant missions and earth-keeping in southern Africa 1817--2000 |
| 167. | Knowing God in lo cotidiano: Interlacing the voices of Latina women, studies in theo-spirituality and film, and female voices in the Hebrew scriptures |
| 168. | From moral reform to civic Lutheranism: Protestant identity in seventeenth-century Lubeck |
| 169. | Cherokee reckonings: Native preachers, Protestant missionaries, and the shaping of an American Indian religious culture, 1801--1838 |
| 170. | The Very End of the Earth: An American Protestant Missionary Understanding of Korea in the 1880's |
| 171. | World Without End: Conceptions of Heaven in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Protestant England |
| 172. | Calvinism in the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, 1789--1873 (Devereux Jarratt, William Meade, Reuel Keith, John Johns, Charles Petit McIlvaine) |
| 173. | The ethics of empire: Protestant thought, moral culture, and imperialism in Meiji Japan |
| 174. | After the Wars of Religion: Protestant-Catholic accommodation in the French town of Loudun, 1598--1665 |
| 175. | Individual Religious Affiliation, Religious Community Context and Health in Mozambique |
| 176. | Walking in the light: The role of Protestant Christianity in young adult modern realistic fiction |
| 177. | Anti-Catholicism and the Rise of Protestant Nationhood in North America, 1830--1871 |
| 178. | The shadow of empire: Christian missions, colonial policy, and democracy in postcolonial societies |
| 179. | John Witherspoon's forgotten 'Lectures on History and Chronology': Recognizing the important role of history in the development of his thought and theology for navigating eighteenth century late Protestant scholasticism, revivalism, and enlightenment |
| 180. | Pioneer American women missionaries to Korea, 1884--1907 |
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