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The Unintended Reformation : How a Religious Revolution Secularized Society
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Brad S. Gregory
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January 15 2012
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Harvard University Press
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Book chapters
pp. i
Frontmatter
pp. ix
A Note on Translations and Orthography
pp. vii
Contents
pp. 1
Introduction. The World We Have Lost?
pp. 25
Chapter One. Excluding God
pp. 74
Chapter Two. Relativizing Doctrines
pp. 129
Chapter Three. Controlling the Churches
pp. 180
Chapter Four. Subjectivizing Morality
pp. 235
Chapter Five. Manufacturing the Goods Life
pp. 298
Chapter Six. Secularizing Knowledge
pp. 365
Conclusion. Against Nostalgia
pp. 389
Abbreviations
pp. 391
Notes
pp. 537
Acknowledgments
pp. 541
Index
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