Description |
1 online resource (viii, 270 pages) |
Series |
Studies in the history of Christian traditions, 1573-5664 ; v. 158 |
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Studies in the history of Christian traditions ; v. 158. 1573-5664
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Contents |
Foreword; Introduction; Chapter 1 Augsburg, the Reformation, and the Debate over the Eucharist; Political Developments in Late Medieval and Early Modern Augsburg; Economic Developments in Late Medieval and Early Modern Augsburg; Religion and Religious Developments in Augsburg through the Sixteenth Century; A Synopsis of the Eucharistic Debates in the Empire up to the Marburg Colloquy; Chapter 2 The Schilling Affair: Populism, Revolt,and the Eucharist; Church and City: The Development of "Zu den Barfüßern"in Augsburg; The Preaching and Program of Brother Hans Schilling |
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Schilling, His Supporters, and the Eucharist as an Interpretive Center Lay Communion and Rebellion: The Death of Hans Speiser; Chapter 3 Michael Keller: The Builder of the Sacramentarian Church in Augsburg; Keller's Preparation for the Eucharistic Conflicts; The Growth of Early Sacramentarianism in Augsburg, 1524; Keller's Early Church-Building Endeavors; Keller's Polemical Program; Chapter 4 Sacramentarian Sects in Augsburg and their Transition to Anabaptism; Linking the Argument for Moral Improvement with a Symbolic View of the Eucharist; Urbanus Rhegius: The Merchant Preacher of Augsburg |
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Developments among the Sectarians in 1526 The Transition to Anabaptism as Displayed in the Writings of Eitelhans Langenmantel; Chapter 5 The Communal Dimension of the Eucharistic Conflict in Augsburg; The Theological Debate over the Canon; Anthropological Perspectives on Sacrifice; Sacrifice and Community in the Medieval Mass; Reforms in the Eucharistic Service; Michael Keller's Eucharistic Service and the Fraternity of the Common Man; Zwinglianism, Communalism, and the South German Reformation; Conclusion; Work Cited; Index of Subjects; Index of Places; Index of Persons |
Summary |
This book explores Eucharistic conflicts in Augsburg, Germany during the first decade of the Protestant Reformation. The symbolic interpretation of the Eucharist formed part of a broader anti-mediational ideology that its supporters applied to the political, economic, and religious realms |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes |
Subject |
Lord's Supper -- History -- 16th century
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Sacramentarians -- Germany -- Augsburg
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Christian sociology -- Germany -- Augsburg -- History -- 16th century
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RELIGION -- Christian Theology -- Soteriology.
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Christian sociology
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Lord's Supper
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Sacramentarians
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SUBJECT |
Augsburg (Germany) -- Church history -- 16th century
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Germany -- Augsburg
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Genre/Form |
Church history
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History
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Form |
Electronic book
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ISBN |
9789004217393 |
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9004217398 |
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