In this paper the author presents and discusses some of the leading ideas in and behind his book “Kristendommen” (Copenhagen 1986). The concept of ‘history of Christianity’ is defined and compared with that of ‘church history’; but the main emphasis is on a discussion of the advantages and drawbacks of the system of periodization – governed by the principle of relatedness to a ‘civilization’ – which is used in the book. In this connection the notion of ‘Old Europe’ (AD 750/1100-1800) as a coherent and distinct period is particularly emphasized; this entails a discussion of three fundamental and interdependent concepts, valid for the period as a whole: that of ‘internal mission’, that of ‘reform’ and that of ‘clericalism’
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In the Swedish curriculum for the compulsory school Christianity's influence on Swedish society and ...
The Christianisation of Sweden is not much about religion. Instead, there is much to be gained by lo...
When did the Reformation end? Reformation, confessionalization and the representation of Martin Luth...
This study focuses on how the religion of Christianity has been covered in Swedish textbooks between...
This essay revolves around the Christianisation of the Danish kingdom during the middle ages. Issues...
Lebecq Stéphane. The Christianization of Scandinavia. Report of a Symposium held at Kungälv, Sweden,...
This paper aims to give an account of, and to discuss the view-points and theories of different rese...
This book presents actual perspectives on Church History from different standpoints. It is the resul...
Artiklen tegner med udgangspunkt i The Cambridge History of Christianity 1. Origins to Constantine e...
Christianity has for a long time played a significant role in the Swedish school system, which can b...
This 2007 text is a comparative, analysis of one of the most fundamental stages in the formation of ...
The purpose of my master thesis is to focus on the religious beliefs of the free farmers during the ...
The essay discusses the traditional and the occasionally exaggerated use of periodisations in genera...
This article examines history mediation and the relationship between education and academia. The aim...
The Case against Macrohistorical Periodization in the Study of the Reformation This essay takes a cr...
In the Swedish curriculum for the compulsory school Christianity's influence on Swedish society and ...
The Christianisation of Sweden is not much about religion. Instead, there is much to be gained by lo...
When did the Reformation end? Reformation, confessionalization and the representation of Martin Luth...