Orthodoxy, Pietism and Enlightenment

• The denominational theory of the Church: the Independents, Westminster and America (1649–1740) (1649–1740)
• The Age of Reason: the scientific revolution, Newton’s world-machine and the crisis of faith (1649–1789) (1649–1789)
• Apocalyptic Radicalism in the English Revolution: the Fifth Monarchists, Anna Trapnel and Gerrard Winstanley (1649–1654)
• Patriarch Nikon's Reform and the Old Believer Schism (1652–1667)
• Blaise Pascal: the Memorial of 1654, the Provincial Letters and the Pensées (1654–1670)
• Quietism: Molinos, Madame Guyon, and the Fénelon–Bossuet Dispute (1675–1699)
• Pietism, Moravian Missions, and the Birth of the Modern Protestant Missionary Movement (1675–1793)
• Peter the Great's Church Reform: Abolishing the Patriarchate and the Holy Synod (1682–1740)
• John Wesley, George Whitefield, and the Birth of Methodism (1725–1791)
• The Great Awakening in the British Colonies of North America (1734–1766)
• The Expulsion and Suppression of the Jesuit Order (1759–1773)
• The Beginnings of Historical Criticism of the Bible: Reimarus, Semler, and Lessing (18th c. (publications 1760–1781))
• Immanuel Kant and G. W. F. Hegel: German Idealism's Challenge to Theology (1781–1831)
• Prophets of the Late 18th Century: Joanna Southcott, Richard Brothers and William Blake (1792–1814)
• Schleiermacher and the "Speeches on Religion": the Birth of Liberal Theology (1799–1834)