Music-making in the English parish church from the 1760s to 1860s, with particular reference to Hertfordshire door Kilbey, M

Onderwerpen: “…Church music - England…”

Be fruitful and multiply? Anglican efforts to control fertility in interwar England door Moeller, A

Onderwerpen:

The doctrine of the royal supremacy in the thought of Richard Hooker door Kirby, W, Kirby, William John Torrance

Onderwerpen: “…Royal supremacy (Church of England)…”

The role of the laity in the Church of England, c. 1850-1885 door Roberts, M, Roberts, Michael John Darcy

Onderwerpen:

Leadership-as-spiritual practice: a practical pneumatology of leadership in the Church of England door Bennet, HJ

Onderwerpen: “…Christian leadership--Church of England…”

The Church of England and Britain's Cold War, 1937-1948 door Reeh, T, Deighton, A

Onderwerpen:

Queering the queer: an exploration of how gay celibate asceticism can renew and inform the role of desire in contemporary Anglican theology door Bennett, DAC

Onderwerpen: “…Celibacy--Church of England…”

The social criticism of T.S. Eliot: Conservative, Classicist, Catholic, and European door Hunt, T

Onderwerpen:

“Practical and experimental”: Henry Venn and the moderate Calvinist tradition in the Church of England (1747-1834) door Allen, LJG

Onderwerpen: “…Christianity; Christian; Jesus Christ; God; evangelical; evangelicalism; church; Calvinism; Calvinist; Moderate Calvinism, Moderate Calvinist; justification; conditional justification; sacrament; sacramental; baptism; Communion; Lord’s Supper; Thirty-nine Articles; Formularies; Prayer Book; Book of Common Prayer; conviction, election; predestination; new birth; repentance; faith; belief; solafideism; solafideists; duty; The Complete Duty of Man; rigorism; rigorist; moral; morality; moralism; moralistic; pray; prayer; preach; sermon; assurance; sin; redemption; hell; heaven; joy; practical; experimental; household piety; preacher; preaching; ministry; minister; pastor; pastoral; visitation; Church of England; Anglican; vicar; rector; parish; bishop; episcopal; Oxford; Cambridge; Huddersfield; Yorkshire; Pennine; Richard Venn; Eling Venn; Joseph Priestley; John Murgatroyd; John Riland; Ann Riland; Gilbert Burnett; Samuel Furley; Samuel Walker; Yelling; Huntingdonshire; Georgian; Hanoverian; George Whitefield; John Wesley; Charles Wesley; Thomas Haweis; William Grimshaw; James Stillingfleet; William Cowper; John Berridge; John Fletcher; Arminian; Arminianism; Trevecca; Countess of Huntingdon; Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion; Dissent; Independency; John Venn; William Wilberforce; Clapham Sect; Evangelical Party.…”