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Most Important Dates In Christian History

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1. Benedict's monastic Rule






2. Cyril and Mehodius mission to Slavs






3. Abrose prevails in 'sit in' confrontation






4. St. Peter's basilica rebuilt






5. Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening






6. Athanasius becomes bishop of Alexandria






7. Jerome completes Vulgate






8. Back and Handel born






9. Thomas Aquinas completes Summa Theologica






10. Council of Trent and Counter Reformation






11. Spurgeon Becomes pastor New Park St. Church






12. Chalcedon and Leo the Great






13. Syllabus of Errors






14. China church grows despite Cultural Revolution






15. Elizabeth Fry committee to Newgate Prison






16. Kierkegaard's attack on Christendom






17. Calvin's Institutes 1st edition






18. Ignatius Loyola writes Spiritual Exercises






19. Los Angeles Crusade catapults Graham






20. Book of Common Prayer






21. Basil the Great becomes bishop of Cesarea






22. Universities of Paris and Oxford founded






23. Crusades launched by pope's speech






24. Harvard College founded






25. Columba establishes mission community on Iona






26. John Knox returns to Scotland






27. Athanasius becomes bishop of Alexandria






28. Teresa of Avila writes The Way of Perfection






29. British and Foreign Bible Society formed






30. Synod of Whitby






31. William Law's Serious Call






32. Savonarola excommunicated






33. Savonarola excommunicated






34. Antony and monasticism






35. Abrose prevails in 'sit in' confrontation






36. Boniface - Apostle to the Germans






37. World Council of Churches formed






38. Boniface - Apostle to the Germans






39. J N Darby's Nature and Unity of the Christian Church






40. Chrysostom consecrated bishop of Constantinople






41. Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus






42. St. Patrick's Mission to Ireland






43. Spurgeon Becomes pastor New Park St. Church






44. Pilgrim's Progress first edition






45. Michelangelo completes Sistene ceiling painting






46. Colloquy at Marburg






47. Origen begins to write






48. Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening






49. Latimer and Oxford Martyrs






50. Tertullian begins to write