00961nam a2200145Ia 4500008004100000041000800041050002200049100002400071245010600095260004800201300002300249505049700272650002700769700001900796240126s9999    xx            000 0 und d  aeng  aBX4807 b.D5 1954  aDillenberger, John  0aProtestant Christianity : bInterpreted through its Development /cJohn Dillenberger and Claude Welch  aNew York : bCharles Scribner's Sons,c1954  a340 p.b; c21 cm.  aA new era begins -- The formation of a reformation theology -- Other reformation patterns -- The reformation churches -- Puritanism and related movements -- Revival of the evangelical spirit -- Trends in America and on the continent -- A century of Protestant expansion -- The formation of liberal theology -- Liberalism and its contexts -- The Christian criticism of society -- Between the wars -- The ecumenical movement -- Post-war directions -- Toward the future -- What is Protestantism.  aProtestantism History.  aWelch, Claude