CHURCH HISTORY: Reformation to Present

Hi408 Hist. Christianity 1500 to Present (3)

A survey of historical figures, movements, and doctrines from the time of the Reformation to Christianity in America today. The course traces the Evangelical, Pentecostal, and Charismatic movements within the framework of church history. The course enables the student to view the Church as it is today and to avoid the errors of the past while profiting from its successes.

Church History--Sources / Church History--Chronology.

Church History--16th century / 17th century / 18th century / 19th century / 20th century / 21st century

Reformation / Counter-Reformation / Evangelical Revival

Some of the other subjects, such as "sermons", are linked on the "Pre-Reformation" tab.

By adding "sources" (as a subject) or "critical" / "study" (as a keyword) to the catalog search, you should be given texts that are considered "primary sources". This is not 100% accurate, but should get you in the high 90's for accuracy of finding primary sources. A primary source is usually considered the text or a translation of a text without commentary. The commentary itself is a secondary source. The Bible your read is a primary text. The notes on the bottom of the page, or a commentary, are secondary sources. Your instructor may be even more nuanced about the distinction between primary and secondary, e.g. primary is only original language.