Barnett traces the Christian critique of the Church and its history
in Protestant (English) and Catholic (Italian) thought from the
Reformation to the Enlightenment. More than 150 years of bitter
polemic between the two great confessions and their religious
dissidents produced an unprecedented, comparative historical and
sociological anticlericalism. In the last decades of the 17th
century, English dissenting thought was pregnant with a critique of
the Church, which came to be termed the "Deist" view of Church
history: by 1700 the cornerstone of high "Enlightenment
anticlerical thought" was in ascent. This work is intended for
departments of history (courses in early modern European history,
intellectual history), religious studies and philosophy.
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