Jean Gerson and the Last Medieval ReformationPenn State Press, 2010 M11 1 |
Contents
One Life in the Shadow of Death | 1 |
Entering a Troubled World | 15 |
Doing Theology for Everyone | 33 |
Living a Personal Schism 13941399 | 63 |
Making a New Home 13991400 | 96 |
Returning to the Summit 14001403 | 125 |
Guiding and Controlling 14031408 | 159 |
Losing Control and Finding a Loving Man 14091415 | 197 |
Defending Truth and Failing Reform 14151418 | 240 |
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