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Most Important Dates In Christian History

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1. Kierkegaard's attack on Christendom






2. Jerome completes Vulgate






3. Synod of Whitby






4. John Knox returns to Scotland






5. Abrose prevails in 'sit in' confrontation






6. King James Bible






7. Latimer and Oxford Martyrs






8. Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening






9. Wycliffe Bible Translators formed






10. Anselm becomes Archbishop of Canterbury






11. Basil the Great becomes bishop of Cesarea






12. Justin Martyr first apology dedicated






13. Michelangelo completes Sistene ceiling painting






14. Tertullian begins to write






15. Justin Martyr first apology dedicated






16. Bernard founds monastery at Clairvaux






17. Baptists - John Smyth baptizes self in Amsterdam






18. Book of Common Prayer






19. Joan of Arc martyred






20. Basil the Great becomes bishop of Cesarea






21. Catherine of Sienna letters






22. Christianization of Russia






23. Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus






24. Spurgeon Becomes pastor New Park St. Church






25. Marian Persecution and flight to Geneva






26. China church grows despite Cultural Revolution






27. Mayflower Covenant






28. Comenius driven from homeland






29. Francis renounces wealth






30. Boniface - Apostle to the Germans






31. Japanese persecute Christians






32. William Law's Serious Call






33. Azusa St. revival






34. Wilberforce and anti-slavery movement






35. Westminster Confession






36. Latimer and Oxford Martyrs






37. Thomas Aquinas completes Summa Theologica






38. Azusa St. revival






39. Athanasius becomes bishop of Alexandria






40. Kierkegaard's attack on Christendom






41. Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening






42. Michelangelo completes Sistene ceiling painting






43. Pilgrim's Progress first edition






44. Colloquy at Marburg






45. Battle of Tours






46. Jerome completes Vulgate






47. William Law's Serious Call






48. Universities of Paris and Oxford founded






49. Iranaeus becomes bishop of Lyon






50. Japanese persecute Christians