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HEGEL’S GHOST: EUROPE, THE REFORMATION, AND THE MIDDLE AGES ● by Constantin Fasolt When the strident voices of the polemicists are still, when the grand systems of long-dead theologians fall away, when the sixteenth-century mutations of Christianity are seen entirely in historical context, then the Reformation will be regarded not only as Protestant and north- ern, but also as Christian and European. Thomas A. Brady, Jr.1 The purpose of this essay is…
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