English Spirituality: From 1700 to the Present Day Gordon Mursell Retail Price: $20.00 CBD Price: $2.99
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This wide-ranging historical survey provides an indespensable resource for those interested in exploring, teaching, or studying English spirituality. This is the second of two stand-alone volumes that trace the history from Roman times until the year 2000. Contained in both are the main Christian traditions and a vast range of writers and spiritual themes, from Anglo-Saxon poems to the late modern feminist spirituality. These two volumes present the astonishing richness and variety of responses made by English Christians to the call of the divine during the past thousand years.
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Introduction
1. ENTHUSIASTS AND PHILOSOPHERS: English spirituality in the eighteenth century.
Introduction: the social and intellectual context of eighteenth-century English spirituality The grown of urban society
The nature of 'enthisiasm' and 'philosophy' The challenge to Christian spirituality: Edward Gibbons
Anglican spirituality in the eighteenth century
Spirituality and the Church of England Evangelical spirituality Catholic spirituality Spirituality and dissent: Philip Doddridge and Daniel Defore Spirituality and beautyL Black, Coleridge, and eighteenth century art
Case studies Isaac Watts and the Independent tradition William Law and hte ascetic tradition John and Charles Wesley and the Methodist tradition Samuel Johnson and the literary tradition Women and spirituality in the eighteenth century Conclusion: the bridge at Saltash Notes Bibliography
2. KINSHIP AND SYMPATHY: Spirituarlity andthe Victorian Age
Spirituality and the Romantic movement
The Church of England in the nineteenth century
Spirituality and the Oxford Movement
Spirituality and the Liberation tradition
Spirituality and parish life Evangelical spirituality in the nineteenth century
Nonconformist spirituality in the nineteenth century
Primitive Methodism Spirituality and Liberal Nonconformity Spirituality and social justice: the Salvation Army Unitarians and Irvingites Roman Catholic Spirituality Spirituality and the religious life Case studies A severe and beautiful religion: John Henry Newman 'Pied beauty': BerardManley Hopkins The sympathetic sacrifice: Dora Greenwell Conclusion: the spirit of divine discontent Notes Bibliography |
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3. LOSING OUR ABSOLUTE: Spirituality in the twentieth century
Itnroduction Spirituality and the Church of England Roman Catholic spirituality Free Church spirituality Penecostal and Black spirituality Penecostal spirituality Black spirituality Spirituality and the religious life Case studies Evelyn Underhill and the recovery of mysticism G.K. Chesterton and the recovery of wonder C.S. Lweis, Charles Williams, Dorothy L. Sayers and hte recovery of tradition Olive Wyon and the recovery of unity Austin Farrer and the recovery of theology Michael Ramsey and the recovery of glory Thematic spirituality
Spirituality and social justice
Spirituality and feminism
Spirituality and war
Spirituality and the arts
Spirituality and psychology
Spirituality and the secular quest
Conclusion: the Star Maker
Notes
Bibliography
Glossary of authors
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