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CWC II - 50 Dates

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Great Papal Schism [beginning of Late Medieval period] 1378
Wycliffe supervises Bible trans., leaving first complete English Bible 1380
Constantinople falls to Turks, ending millennium of Christianity in Byzantine Empire 1453
Gutenberg produces first printed Bible 1456
Spanish Inquisition begins [end of Late Medieval period] 1479
Luther posts his Ninety-Five Theses [beginning of Reformation period] 1517
Zwingli called as priest to Zurich, begins break with Catholic practices 1518
Diet of Worms 1521
Anabaptist Movement begins 1525
Colloquy of Marburg, separation of Lutheran & Reformed churches 1529
Act of Supremacy 1534
Calvin publishes Institutes of Christian Religion 1536
Loyola receives approval for Society of Jesus 1540
Council of Trent begins 1545
Cranmer drafts Book of Common Prayer 1549
Edict of Nantes officially ends persecution of French Protestants 1598
Separatist John Smyth baptizes himself and other adults, starting modern Baptist denominations 1609
Publication of King James Bible 1611
Papal Rome forces Galileo to recant his belief in the Copernican Theory [end of Reformation period] 1633
George Fox founds Society of Friends (Quakers)[beginning of Reason period] 1652
Jakob Philipp Spener's Pia Desideria launches Pietist movement 1675
Bunyan writes Pilgrim's Progress 1678
Isaac Watt's Hymns & Spiritual Songs transforms worship singing 1707
First Moravian missionaries launch modern missionary movement 1732
John and Charles Wesley experience conversions 1738
The Great Awakening 1740
U.S. Declaration of Independence leads to separation of church and state 1776
French Revolution leads to de-Christianization of France 1789
William Wilberforce's efforts lead to abolition of British slave trade (!!!) 1807
Richard Allen becomes bishop of African Methodist Episcopal church 1816
John Keble's sermon launches Oxford Movement 1833
Charles Finney's Lectures of Revivals published 1835
Kierkegaard's Philosophical Fragments published 1844
Phoebe Palmer writes The Way of Holiness 1845
Marx & Engels publish Communist Manifesto 1848
Darwin publishes On the Origin of Species 1859
First Vatican Counsel declares papal infallibility [end of Reason period] 1870
Nietzsche writes Genealogy of Morals [beginning of Postmodern period] 1889
Freud publishes The Interpretation of Dreams 1900
Azusa Street Revival begins, spreading Pentecostalism 1906
Edinburgh Missionary Conference births the modern ecumenical movement 1910
The Fundamentals signals the rise of fundamentalism 1910
Karl Barth's Commentary on Romans breaks with liberalism for a "neo-orthodoxy" 1919
Rudolf Bultmann calls for demythologization of NT 1941
Bonhoeffer's Letters & Papers from Prison call for costly discipleship 1945
World Council of Churches is constituted 1948
United Methodists grant full ordination to women 1954
Second Vatican Council 1962
MLK Jr. leads march on Washington 1963
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