Christian Denominations
Feb 15, 2022 ·
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Anglicans, Calvinists, Baptists and all the others: if you’ve ever wanted to know what are the differences then this episode is for you as Avi asks Stephen to help him...
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Anglicans, Calvinists, Baptists and all the others: if you’ve ever wanted to know what are the differences then this episode is for you as Avi asks Stephen to help him unpack how all the different denominations work, where they all came from and what makes each one unique. Plus: the hosts spend an inordinate amount of time exploring the Evangelical movement!
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Joshua ES O'Shea
2 years ago
Just started listening to you guys. Love it. Denomination-ism is a grid put on top of a phenomenon-- it wasn't deliberate. I'd say the east-west Christendom was a mutually adversarial break rather than orthodoxy leaving Rome. I like the terms "magisterial reform" for Calvin, Luther, Zwingli, Cranmer, and "radical reform" for anabaptists, etc. I think the Hussite movement is better to start with rather than Luther. I like to compare denominations to various religious orders in the Roman church-- Dominicans, Franciscans, etc., as well as various rites that disappeared under Gregory the Great's homogeneous reforms, with different squabbles and rites. I grew up evangelical-nondenominational and am now episcopal. Some Lutherans in the USA are very low church-- eg Missori and Wisconsin synod. I like the question about music and publishing houses. I'd say nondenominational and evangelical/baptist bodies use publishing houses like Moody or Zondervan, while mainline use their own, like APA. I recommend D Mucclouch, history of Christianity: first 3k years (penguin publishing) and C Eire's reformations, early modern world 1450-1650 (Yale publishing).
Keep it up!
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