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Histoire de la Réforme et des Églises réforméesHistory of the Reformation and Reformed Churches

Cours optionnel provisoire rédigé de l’intérieur de la tradition réformée et presbytérienne.Interim elective written from within the Reformed and Presbyterian tradition.

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  1. 1. Unit 1 - What Does "Reformed" Mean? Names, Roots, and the Shape of the Tradition1. Unit 1 - What Does "Reformed" Mean? Names, Roots, and the Shape of the Tradition
  2. 2. Unit 2 - Zwingli and Bullinger in Zurich: The First Reformed City2. Unit 2 - Zwingli and Bullinger in Zurich: The First Reformed City
  3. 3. Unit 3 - John Calvin and Geneva: Teacher, Pastor and City3. Unit 3 - John Calvin and Geneva: Teacher, Pastor and City
  4. 4. Unit 4 - The Reformed Faith Spreads: France, the Netherlands, Hungary and the Palatinate4. Unit 4 - The Reformed Faith Spreads: France, the Netherlands, Hungary and the Palatinate
  5. 5. Unit 5 - John Knox and the Scottish Reformation5. Unit 5 - John Knox and the Scottish Reformation
  6. 6. Unit 6 - The Synod of Dort (1618-19)6. Unit 6 - The Synod of Dort (1618-19)
  7. 7. Unit 7 - The Puritans and the Westminster Assembly7. Unit 7 - The Puritans and the Westminster Assembly
  8. 8. Unit 8 - Reformed Churches in America: Presbyterian and Dutch Reformed; Princeton8. Unit 8 - Reformed Churches in America: Presbyterian and Dutch Reformed; Princeton
  9. 9. Unit 9 - Reformed Missions and Churches in Latin America, Africa, and Asia9. Unit 9 - Reformed Missions and Churches in Latin America, Africa, and Asia
  10. 10. Unit 10 - Division, Liberalism, and Confessional Renewal in the Twentieth Century and Today10. Unit 10 - Division, Liberalism, and Confessional Renewal in the Twentieth Century and Today