Le Protestant et l’Heterodoxe
Entre Eglises et Etats (XVIe-XVIIIe siecles)
edited by Noemie Recous and Yves Krumenacker
Hardback (Published)
(January 2020)
ISBN: 9782406097037
Price: $106.00
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This book investigates religious authority and the link between Protestant churches and states in different European countries. It asks the following questions: In modern times, who can define orthodoxy or heterodoxy? With what criteria and to what extent do states follow or not follow these decisions?
- Edited by Yves Krumenacker
- Edited by Noemie Recous
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