10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ADIAPHORISM»
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adiaphorism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Orthodoxies and Heterodoxies in Early Modern German Culture: ...
adiaphorism, Johann Saubert made sure to distinguish his resignation toward
confessional polemics from the much-criticized adiaphorist position,63 and
Georg Schmedikens insisted as late as 1667 that adiaphorism made the
Wittenbergers ...
Randolph Conrad Head, Daniel Eric Christensen, 2007
2
Spenser and Biblical Poetics
This negative adiaphorism led the aforementioned Elizabethan and Edwardian
injunctions to condemn rosaries, and to do so, as Spenser limits them, in favor of
good works, which are commanded in Scripture. But when unqualified, the term ...
3
The Poetics of Primitive Accumulation: English Renaissance ...
While the doctrine of adiaphorism negotiated the lines between state and church
authority, it also defined the boundaries of scientific thought. Because they were
of human and historical origin, adiaphora were also susceptible to humanist ...
4
John Calvin and the daughters of Sarah :
15 David Anderson Bowen, "John Calvin's Ecclesiological Adiaphorism:
Distinguishing the 'Indifferent,' the 'Essential,' and the 'Important' in His Thought
and Practice, 1547-1559" (Ph.D. dissertation, Vanderbilt University, 1985), p. 5. is
Bowen ...
5
Reformation and the Visual Arts: The Protestant Image ...
4, 31 B. J. Verkamp, 'The Zwinglians and adiaphorism', Church History, 42, 1973,
p. 489. 32 Zwinglis Werke, vol. 4, p. 119. On Zwingli's Christology, see G. W.
Locher, Die Theologie Huldrych Zwinglis im Lichte seiner Christologie, Zurich
1952.
6
The Sacred and Profane in English Renaissance Literature
12 Although modern critics tend to associate adiaphorism with incipient
Protestant individualism (that is, if a belief or practice is not prescribed by
scripture, it is left to an individual's discretion to hold or perform it), Melanchthon's
conception of ...
Mary Arshagouni Papazian, 2008
7
Ceremony and Civility in English Renaissance Prose
doctrine of adiaphorism, that is, making liturgical forms "indifferent." God is not
scrupulous about forms of worship; Christians can still be Christians by adhering
to the basics of the creed and regarding more or less disinterestedly the details of
...
8
Sworn Bond in Tudor England: Oaths, Vows and Covenants in ...
Adiaphorism was an important matter of discussion among reformers, including
Luther, Calvin, and Tyndale, among many others. Much of the discussion
revolved around ceremonialism, and whether a particular ceremony was
commanded or ...
9
Methods of Comparative Law
To this monotheistically inspired adiaphorism, this fundamental repression,
critique juxtaposes intervals, amities, intimacies and interstices forgotten to
lawyers. The conjunction of desire and non-decision, suspension, attention prior
to action, ...
10
Hobbes, Bramhall and the Politics of Liberty and Necessity: ...
It is Hobbes's minimalist Christianity, including a salient 'adiaphorism', which has
prompted some scholars to emphasise his debt to the 'liberal' or 'rationalistic'
theological tendencies of such members of the Great Tew circle as Falkland and
...
Nicholas D. Jackson, 2007
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ADIAPHORISM»
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Pacesetters of Anglican Protestantism: Part 3 of 4
... not long after the publication of his Stratagems of Satan) was that the tolerant latitudinarianism and advanced adiaphorism of which he was a lonely advocate ... «Virtue Online, Feb 15»
