دانلود کتاب Royal Priesthood in the English Reformation (Oxford Theology and Religion Monographs)

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Cover\nRoyal Priesthood in the English Reformation\nCopyright\nPreface\nContents\nAbbreviations\nList of Plates\nIntroduction\n RELATED THEMES\n Individualism\n Anticlericalism\n Sacred Kingship\n ALL BELIEVERS AS PRIESTS AND KINGS\n1: John Wyclif’s Universalist Approach to Universal Priesthood\n WYCLIF’S PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATION\n DOMINION AND GRACE\n THE COMMUNITY OF THE PREDESTINED\n THE EUCHARIST\n SCRIPTURE AND PROCLAMATION\n WYCLIF’S DOCTRINE OF UNIVERSAL PRIESTHOOD\n CONCLUSIONS\n2: Royal Priesthood in Late Medieval England\n PRIESTLY KINGS (AND LAWYERS)\n Kings\n Lawyers\n KINGLY PRIESTS\n Power\n Office\n Anticlericalism\n John Colet\n A ROYAL AND PRIESTLY PEOPLE?\n Universal Kingship\n Universal Priesthood\n Lay Empowerment\n3: Common Priesthood in the Early English Reformation\n ERASMUS\n THE HERETICAL SUCCESSION\n FIDEI DEFENSOR\n THREE ENGLISH CONSERVATIVES\n ENGLISH EVANGELICALS\n ANTICLERICALISM\n4: Royal Priests: Henry VIII and Edward VI\n TRADITIONAL DIVINE KINGSHIP\n HENRY’S CONSCIENCE\n VICAR OF GOD\n THE KING’S CURE OF SOULS\n THE REFORMATION PARLIAMEN\n ROYAL ORDINATION\n THE ROYAL JUDGMENT OF DOCTRINE\n5: Priestly Magistrates: Thomas Cromwell’s Faction\n LAY HEADS OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH\n PROPAGANDA THROUGH PULPIT AND PAMPHLET\n RADICAL EVANGELICALS IN CROMWELL’S CIRCLE\n THREE AGENDAS FOR RELATING LAY AND CLERICAL POWERS\n RADICAL MANEUVERS IN PARLIAMENT\n CROMWELL AND CRANMER OPEN A SYNOD TO CONFRONT THE ISSUES\n6: Thomas Cranmer: The Ministerial Priesthood is ‘Necessary’\n ‘SACRAMENT’ OF ORDERS\n CRITICIZING THE CRITIC\n CRANMER’S LUTHERAN THEOLOGY\n REFORMED ORDINAL\n7: Thomas Cranmer: The People’s Priesthood\n THEOLOGY OF THE LAITY\n People as Persons\n People as Community\n A PRIESTLY PEOPLE\n Common Proclamation\n Lay Baptism and Lay Presidency\n Binding and Loosing\n Spiritual Sacrifices\n Sources for Cranmer’s Doctrine of Spiritual Sacrifices\n Common Intercession\n Common Judgment\n SUMMARY\n8: The Reformation of the Queens\n THE ROYAL PRIESTHOOD OF THE TUDOR QUEENS\n Mary I\n Katherine Parr\n Elizabeth I\n THE RIVAL PRIESTHOODS OF THE CLERGY\n Counter-Reformation Catholicism\n Conformity\n Puritanism\n THE PLACE OF THE PEOPLE\nBibliography\n Manuscripts\n Primary Sources and Translations\n Secondary Sources\nIndex