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Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity

Kolesar

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4. Much of our culture derived from sorting out that divide.

Reply to rug (Reply #3)

Sun Feb 26, 2017, 12:42 PM

Feb 2017

There certainly is a hierarchy in this country. Catholics had to coalition with the Democrats because they certainly were not where the power was in the nineteenth century.

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Reformation Divided: Catholics, Protestants and the Conversion of England by Eamon Duffy review [View all] rug Feb 2017 OP

Added to my list of books to read! Looks fascinating! Docreed2003 Feb 2017 #1

In David Starkey's account, the English Protestants lamented a church... Kolesar Feb 2017 #2

There was a lot of tension between High Church and Low Church Anglicans. rug Feb 2017 #3

Much of our culture derived from sorting out that divide. Kolesar Feb 2017 #4

No doubt that era has cast a very long shadow. rug Feb 2017 #5