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TH 312 - Church History II: The Development of Modern Catholicism

This course traces the disintegration of Western Christian unity, the origin and evolution of the principal denominations, the difficulties posed by a post-Christian culture, and the transition from a European to a world church. Special attention is given to the reform movements of the twentieth century. In addition to the evolution of church structures, this course focuses on the inner life of the Christian tradition as revealed in practice and devotional piety, and exemplified in the lives of its saints and mystics. Primary sources and historical novels supplement the lecture notes and study text and provide indispensable windows into the variety of experiences in the Christian tradition.
 
 
 
 


Prerequisites & Notes
 
 
Prerequisites:  TH101 for Theological Studies Majors only and TH 311 for everyone.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Credits: 3


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