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Most Important Dates In Christian History

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1. Alcuin becomes royal advisor






2. Anabaptist movement begun






3. Columba establishes mission community on Iona






4. Nero burns Rome






5. Calvin's Institutes 1st edition






6. Tertullian begins to write






7. Bernard founds monastery at Clairvaux






8. Syllabus of Errors






9. St. Patrick's Mission to Ireland






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






11. Zwingli and City Council at Zurich






12. William Law's Serious Call






13. Chrysostom consecrated bishop of Constantinople






14. Augustine's conversion






15. Pilgrim's Progress first edition






16. Bede Ecclesiastical History of England






17. Syllabus of Errors






18. Crusades launched by pope's speech






19. Latimer and Oxford Martyrs






20. Justin Martyr first apology dedicated






21. Ignatius Loyola writes Spiritual Exercises






22. Fundamentals published






23. Cyprian elected Bishop of Carthage






24. Thomas Aquinas completes Summa Theologica






25. Judson sails for India






26. Donatist Schism begins






27. Finney revivals (Rochester)






28. First Quaker Peace Statement






29. Westminster Confession






30. Hudson Taylor to China






31. John Knox returns to Scotland






32. Jerome completes Vulgate






33. Francis renounces wealth






34. Joan of Arc martyred






35. Abrose prevails in 'sit in' confrontation






36. Tertullian begins to write






37. Karl Barth on Romans






38. King James Bible






39. Luther's 95 theses






40. Chalcedon and Leo the Great






41. Elizabeth Fry committee to Newgate Prison






42. East and West split






43. Boniface - Apostle to the Germans






44. Basil the Great becomes bishop of Cesarea






45. Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening






46. Teresa of Avila writes The Way of Perfection






47. Benedict's monastic Rule






48. Bonhoeffer's death






49. International Missionary conference Edinburg






50. Moody's conversion