Hans Schneider is professor of church history at the University of Marburg, Germany.

• Part 1 ForewordPart 2 Series Editor's PrefacePart 3 Translator's NotePart 4 List of AbbreviationsPart 5 Part I: German Radican Pietism in the Seventeenth CenturyChapter 6 1 The Roots, Origin, and Terminology of Radical PietismChapter 7 2 Outline of the Developments in the Seventeenth CenturyPart 8 Part II: German Radical Pietism in the Eighteenth CenturyChapter 9 3 The Petersens and the Early Period of the Philadelphian Movement in GermanyChapter 10 4 Reconciliation with the Church? Arnold-Horch-KönigChapter 11 5 The Separatists in Wittgenstein and in the WetterauChapter 12 6 Divergent ExpressionsChapter 13 7 Berleburg and the Late Flowering of the Philadelphian MovementPart 14 Part III: German Radical Pietism in Recent ResearchChapter 15 8 Historical Development of the Terminology Related to PietismChapter 16 9 Two Interpretive Models and Their Implications for Radical Pietism Research: Hirsch and SchmidtChapter 17 10 Hirsch and Schmidt Reprise: Fundamental Problems, State of ResearchPart 18 BibliographyPart 19 Name IndexPart 20 Subject Index

Gerald MacDonald has made a significant contribution to the study of Christian history.

Hans Schneider is professor of church history at the University of Marburg, Germany.

• Part 1 ForewordPart 2 Series Editor's PrefacePart 3 Translator's NotePart 4 List of AbbreviationsPart 5 Part I: German Radican Pietism in the Seventeenth CenturyChapter 6 1 The Roots, Origin, and Terminology of Radical PietismChapter 7 2 Outline of the Developments in the Seventeenth CenturyPart 8 Part II: German Radical Pietism in the Eighteenth CenturyChapter 9 3 The Petersens and the Early Period of the Philadelphian Movement in GermanyChapter 10 4 Reconciliation with the Church? Arnold-Horch-KönigChapter 11 5 The Separatists in Wittgenstein and in the WetterauChapter 12 6 Divergent ExpressionsChapter 13 7 Berleburg and the Late Flowering of the Philadelphian MovementPart 14 Part III: German Radical Pietism in Recent ResearchChapter 15 8 Historical Development of the Terminology Related to PietismChapter 16 9 Two Interpretive Models and Their Implications for Radical Pietism Research: Hirsch and SchmidtChapter 17 10 Hirsch and Schmidt Reprise: Fundamental Problems, State of ResearchPart 18 BibliographyPart 19 Name IndexPart 20 Subject Index

Gerald MacDonald has made a significant contribution to the study of Christian history.

Hans Schneider is professor of church history at the University of Marburg, Germany.

• Part 1 ForewordPart 2 Series Editor's PrefacePart 3 Translator's NotePart 4 List of AbbreviationsPart 5 Part I: German Radican Pietism in the Seventeenth CenturyChapter 6 1 The Roots, Origin, and Terminology of Radical PietismChapter 7 2 Outline of the Developments in the Seventeenth CenturyPart 8 Part II: German Radical Pietism in the Eighteenth CenturyChapter 9 3 The Petersens and the Early Period of the Philadelphian Movement in GermanyChapter 10 4 Reconciliation with the Church? Arnold-Horch-KönigChapter 11 5 The Separatists in Wittgenstein and in the WetterauChapter 12 6 Divergent ExpressionsChapter 13 7 Berleburg and the Late Flowering of the Philadelphian MovementPart 14 Part III: German Radical Pietism in Recent ResearchChapter 15 8 Historical Development of the Terminology Related to PietismChapter 16 9 Two Interpretive Models and Their Implications for Radical Pietism Research: Hirsch and SchmidtChapter 17 10 Hirsch and Schmidt Reprise: Fundamental Problems, State of ResearchPart 18 BibliographyPart 19 Name IndexPart 20 Subject Index

Gerald MacDonald has made a significant contribution to the study of Christian history.