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Most Important Dates In Christian History

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1. Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus






2. Thomas Aquinas completes Summa Theologica






3. Mayflower Covenant






4. Chalcedon and Leo the Great






5. Basil the Great becomes bishop of Cesarea






6. Crusades launched by pope's speech






7. St. Patrick's Mission to Ireland






8. Baptists - John Smyth baptizes self in Amsterdam






9. William Law's Serious Call






10. Marian Persecution and flight to Geneva






11. Cyprian elected Bishop of Carthage






12. Tertullian begins to write






13. Pilgrim's Progress first edition






14. Wesley's conversion






15. Latimer and Oxford Martyrs






16. Moravian Baptism of Holy Spirit






17. Origen begins to write






18. Kierkegaard's attack on Christendom






19. Iranaeus becomes bishop of Lyon






20. Michelangelo completes Sistene ceiling painting






21. Teresa of Avila writes The Way of Perfection






22. Colloquy at Marburg






23. Joan of Arc martyred






24. William Carey sails for India






25. Judson sails for India






26. Huss burned at the stake






27. Teresa of Avila writes The Way of Perfection






28. Los Angeles Crusade catapults Graham






29. King James Bible






30. Bede Ecclesiastical History of England






31. Nero burns Rome






32. Hudson Taylor to China






33. China church grows despite Cultural Revolution






34. William Miller and Adventism






35. Thomas Aquinas completes Summa Theologica






36. Donatist Schism begins






37. Colloquy at Marburg






38. The Great Schism






39. Alexander Campbell founds Disciples/Campbellites






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






41. Savonarola excommunicated






42. Bernard founds monastery at Clairvaux






43. East and West split






44. St. Peter's basilica rebuilt






45. Synod of Whitby






46. Public churches begun to be built






47. Abrose prevails in 'sit in' confrontation






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






49. International Missionary conference Edinburg






50. Tertullian begins to write