Table of Contents: “…. -- The church as mother and bride in the Reformed tradition : challenge and promise / Amy Plantinga Pauw -- Sin and self-loss : Karl Barth and the feminist critique of traditional doctrines of sin / Daniel l. …”

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Table of Contents: “…Appendix 2: The Doctrine of Autotheos in Calvin and the Reformed TraditionNotes; Appendix 3: Doctrine of Appropriations as Modified by the Reformed-Puritan Tradition; Notes; Appendix 4: The Enhypostaton-Anhypostaton Dialectic; Notes; Appendix 5: Genus Maiestaticum; Notes; Appendix 6: God's Intrinsic and Declarative Glory in the Reformed-Puritan Tradition; Notes; Appendix 7: Divine Energeia in the Eastern and Western Traditions; Notes; Selected Bibliography; Index.…”
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Table of Contents: “…In search of the meals behind the Last Supper: cultural background and eucharistic origins -- Some early eucharistic practices and beliefs from Ignatius to Origen -- The shaping of early eucharistic prayers: 'paleoanaphoras' -- Eucharistic theologies in the fourth- and fifth-century homilies and the emergence of the classical Anaphora -- The Egyptian anaphoral traditions and the Divine Liturgy of the Coptic Orthodox Church -- The Eucharist and Anaphoras of the Byzantine synthesis -- The Syriac liturgical traditions -- The Ethio-Eritrean ('Ge'ez') and Armenian traditions -- The classical Western rites -- From the Romano-Western synthesis to the Tridentine reforms: liturgy, commentaries and eucharistic theologies -- Luther and Lutheran eucharistic liturgies -- The Reformed tradition: from Ulrich Zwingli to Eugène Bersier -- The Anglican tradition: from Thomas Cranmer to the Tractarian disputes -- The radical Reformation and some new churches of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries -- The twentieth-century liturgical and ecumenical movements: from Vatican II to 'Lima' 1982 -- Some trends in a postmodern era -- Afterword: Some crumbs from beneath the table -- Appendix I. …”

Table of Contents: “…Prehistory of Hinduism -- Impersonal trends -- Theistic trends -- Unorthodox movements -- The orthodox synthesis -- Sectarian developments -- Bhakti in the South -- Bhakti in the North -- Revival and reform -- Tradition triumphant.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Mythistory -- Greek horizons -- Roman foundations -- The education of the human race -- History in the medieval mirror -- Renaissance retrospection -- Reformation traditions -- The science of history -- Philosophical history -- Modern historiography.…”
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Table of Contents: “…A new reformation? -- Traditional religion in a spiritual age -- Ritual: modern liturgies for skeptical seekers -- Message: believe and be fulfilled -- Strategy: the shopping mall church -- Organization: the postmodern denomination -- Translation and tradition.…”

Table of Contents: “…Luther, Lutheranism, and Perseverance -- 2. Calvin, the Reformed Tradition, and Perseverance -- 3. Anglicanism and Perseverance -- 4. …”
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Table of Contents: “…William Franklin -- The implications of the Joint Declaration on Justification and its wider impact for Lutheran participation in the ecumenical movement / Michael Root -- The Joint Declaration and the Reformed Tradition / Gabriel Fackre -- The Joint Declaration on Justification : a significant ecumenical achievement / Edward Idris Cassidy -- Beyond justification : an Orthodox perspective / Valerie A. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Bradshaw -- Baptism in the Presbyterian and Reformed tradition / Martha Moore-Keish -- The baptism of believers / Paul Fiddes -- Baptism and the Quaker tradition / Janet Scott -- Baptismal practice among North American Mennonites / Rebecca Slough -- The initiatory rites of the United Methodist Church / Karen B. …”
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Table of Contents: “…The Limits of Private Electrical Modernization, 1919-1929 -- Chapter 2. The Reform Tradition -- Chapter 3. Homes or Industry? -- Chapter 4. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Rightly dividing the word of truth: Marianne Moore in her reformed tradition; "Part terrestrial, part celestial": "the real" and "the actual" in Moore's revisionist typology; "Integration too tough for infraction": being, ethics, and aesthetics in early and late Moore.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Part 1: European antecedents -- The pre-reformation tradition -- The voices of Protestant reformers -- Part 2: American attitudes -- The Puritans in New England: the seventeenth century -- The gentry and the awakening: the eighteenth century -- Early evangelicals and American etiquette: 1800-1839 -- The evangelical mainstream and radical reformers: 1840-60 -- Conservatives, liberals, and the city: 1865-89 -- Embattled fundamentalists and the rhetoric of moral panic: 1890-1929 -- Urban reformers and the dance hall: 1908-40 -- The polemic upstaged: 1930-69 -- Part 3: critical variables and cultural context -- The nature of dance and the polemic in reprise -- Aesthetics, morality, and gender -- Appendix A: bible verses on dance -- Appendix B: known European adversaries of dance -- Appendix C: lesser-known adversaries mentioned in the text.…”

Table of Contents: “…Transatlantic passages : the reformed tradition and the politics of wriitng / David D. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Lubove.--The urban reform tradition, by G. E. Mowry.--Political parties and the rise of the city, by C. …”

Table of Contents: “…: The progressive era and the reform tradition, by D. W. Grantham, Jr. Private and public power, by G. …”

Table of Contents: “…The governing structure -- Governance facing outward: lords, lawyers, and influence -- The institutional Church and its clergy on the eve of the Reformation -- Traditional lay piety and Lollardy, a potent mixture -- The Henrician Reformation, 1529-47 -- The reigns of Edward and Mary and the evidence of wills -- Defenders of the faith, 1558-62 -- The Church and the laity, 1562-75 -- Tightening the reins of governance, 1575-80 -- Tightening the reins on behavior, 1575-80 -- Master Northey and religion in Colchester, 1580-93 -- At the height of godly governance -- A new generation -- Appendix 1. …”