Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte
Journal Data
| Type | JOURNAL |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht GmbH and Co. KG (DE) |
| ISSN | 0932-9951 / 2196-808X |
| Scopus | 21100267916 |
| OpenAlex | S4210234641 |
| Total publications | 2 |
| Coverage period | 2009 - 2018 |
| Country | DE |
| Language | EN |
| Indexing | Scopus indexed |
| SJR | 0.101 (Q4) |
| Female authorship share | 50% |
Remember that in this land there [are] two kingdoms”
This article considers the understudied area of Church and State relations in the Church of England in the early twentieth-century, focusing on the First World War. It begins by considering how the issues surrounding the revision of the Book of Common Prayer and the disestablishment of the Welsh Dioceses led key figures in the Church of England to articulate a simplistic Two Kingdom theology, which espoused only what was solely under the jurisdic…
Veränderte Landkarten der globalen Christentumsgeschichte
While the discipline of 'Church History' in the German academic context largely ignores the reality of World Christianity, there do exist remarkable attempts at a 'History of Christianity in the Non-Western World' or a 'World History of Christianity'. These, nevertheless, mark only the beginnings of a much needed process of historiographical re-orientation. This article discusses various models which might develop global perspectives of the histo…
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Veränderte Landkarten der globalen Christentumsgeschichte
While the discipline of 'Church History' in the German academic context largely ignores the reality of World Christianity, there do exist remarkable attempts at a 'History of Christianity in the Non-Western World' or a 'World History of Christianity'. These, nevertheless, mark only the beginnings of a much needed process of historiographical re-orientation. This article discusses various models which might develop global perspectives of the histo…
Remember that in this land there [are] two kingdoms”
This article considers the understudied area of Church and State relations in the Church of England in the early twentieth-century, focusing on the First World War. It begins by considering how the issues surrounding the revision of the Book of Common Prayer and the disestablishment of the Welsh Dioceses led key figures in the Church of England to articulate a simplistic Two Kingdom theology, which espoused only what was solely under the jurisdic…