31. German and Swiss Anabaptism, Spiritualism, and Evangelical Rationalism, 1542–1578

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vi
3. Illustrations xviii
4. Preface xxi
5. Introduction to First Edition xxviii
6. Introduction to Second Edition xxxvii
7. Introduction to Third Edition 1
8. 1. Reformed Catholicity: An Evangelical Interlude 23
9. 2. Mysticism and Sacramentism along the Rhine to 1530 73
10. 3. Lutheran Spiritualists: Carlstadt and Müntzer 109
11. 4. The Great Peasants’ War, 1524–1525 137
12. 5. The Eucharistic Controversy Divides the Reformation, 1523–1526 175
13. 6. Rise of the Swiss Brethren as the First Anabaptists of the Era 212
14. 7. South German and Austrian Anabaptism, 1525–1527 247
15. 8. The Schleitheim Confession of 1527: Swiss and South German Developments to 1531 288
16. 9. Radical Christianity in the Kingdom of Bohemia and the Margraviate of Moravia, 1526–1529 314
17. 10. Speyer and Strassburg, 1529: Magisterial and Radical Reformations in a Representative Urban Republic 355
18. 11. Unusual Doctrines and Institutions of the Radical Reformation 431
19. 12. The Spread of Melchiorite Anabaptism in The Netherlands and North Germany to 1534 524
20. 13. Münster, 1531–1535 553
21. 14. The Regrouping of Forces after the Münster Debacle: Mennonitism 589
22. 15. Sacramentists and Anabaptists in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth to 1548 609
23. 16. The Hutterites, 1529–1540 637
24. 17. Anabaptism in Middle Germany, 1527–1538 659
25. 18. Definitive Encounter between Evangelical Anabaptism and Evangelical Spiritualism 681
26. 19. Spiritualism and Rigorism among the Netherlanders and Lower Germans, 1540/43–1568 723
27. 20. Marriage, Family Life, and Divorce in the Radical Reformation 755
28. 21. Waldensians, 1510–1532; Italian Anabaptists, 1525–1533; Italian Evangelicals, 1530–1542 799
29. 22. The Radical Reformation in Italy and the Rhaetian Republic (Graubünden) 835
30. 23. Calvin and the Radical Reformation 897
31. 24. Radical Italian Evangelicals in Swiss Exile 943
32. 25. The Slavic Reformation in Poland and Lithuania, 1548–65 991
33. 26. The Hutterites in Moravia, 1542–1578 1063
34. 27. The Antipedobaptist, Anti-Nicene Minor Churches, 1565–1574 1079
35. 28. The Rise of Unitarianism in the Magyar Reformed Synod in Transylvania 1099
36. 29. Sectarianism and Spiritualism in Poland, 1572–1582 1135
37. 30. Developments in The Netherlands, 1566–1578, and in England 1177
38. 31. German and Swiss Anabaptism, Spiritualism, and Evangelical Rationalism, 1542–1578 1213
39. 32. Law and Gospel: Implicit Separatist Ecumenicity 1241
40. 33. The Radical Reformation: A Comprehensive Perspective on the Shaping of Classical Protestantism 1289
41. Bibliography 1313
42. Index of Source Documents 1383
43. Index of Creeds, Confessions, Catechisms, Canons, and Articles of Faith, Conscience, and Petition (Corporate and Personal) 1401
44. Index of Colloquies, Councils, Debates, and Synods 1407
45. Index of Scripture References 1414
46. Subject Index 1420