The War Upon Religion: Being an Account of the Rise and Progress of Anti-Christianism in EuropeCunningham, Francis A. (Francis Aloysius)
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The War Upon Religion: Being an Account of the Rise and Progress of Anti-Christianism in Europe
Cunningham, Francis A. (Francis Aloysius)
Catholic Church -- Europe; Catholic Church -- History; Church and state -- Catholic Church
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[Illustration: POPE PIUS X.]
The War Upon Religion
Being an Account of the Rise and
Progress of Anti-Christianism
in Europe
By
Rev. Francis A. Cunningham
Boston
The Pilot Publishing Company
1911
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_Copyright 1911, By Rev. F. A. Cunningham._
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_Nihil Obstat_:
David J. Toomey, Ph. D., S. T. D.
Censor Deputatus.
_Imprimatur_:
_GULIELMUS
Archiep. Boston._
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Contents
CHAPTER I.
THE EARLIER CRISES.
Influence of the Reformation-- Jansenism-- The Abbey of Port
Royal-- Quesnel-- The Bull "Unigenitus"-- Destructive
Influence of Jansenism-- Not Quite Extinguished Even Yet--
Quietism-- Molinos and Madame Guyon-- Louis XIV. and
Gallicanism-- The Gallican Liberties-- Resistance to Them--
Gallicanism One of the Chief Causes of Anti-Christianism in
France-- Van Espen and the Pseudo-Canonists-- Johannes von
Hontheim, Known as Febronius-- His Hostility to the Papal
Supremacy-- Scipio di Ricci-- The Congress of Ems-- Joseph
II. of Austria and the Josephine Schism-- Suppression of the
Society of Jesus-- The Sophists-- Voltaire and the
Encyclopaedists-- Freemasonry-- Neo-Paganism
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CHAPTER II.
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
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