The Origins of Christian Zionism, Donald M. Lewis's study of Lord Shaftesbury, examines why British evangelicals became fascinated with the Jews and the effects this had.
The Origins of Christian Zionism, Donald M. Lewis's study of Lord Shaftesbury, examines why British evangelicals became fascinated with the Jews and the effects this had.
Donald M. Lewis is Academic Dean and Professor of Church History at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. An expert on nineteenth-century British evangelicalism and popular religion, as well as global Christianity, he is the author of Lighten their Darkness: The Evangelical Mission to Working-Class London and editor of The Blackwell Dictionary of Evangelical Biography, 1730-1860 and Christianity Reborn: The Global Expansion of Evangelicalism in the 20th Century.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. The Rise of British Evangelical Interest in the Jews: 1. The restoration of the Jews in Protestant thought 2. Pietism, Clapham, and the Jews 3. Evangelicalism, prophecy and the Jews Part II. 'Shaftesbury and the Jews': 4. Shaftesbury the new recruit 5. 'Christian Europe' in the House of Islam: political, cultural and religious factors leading to European interest in the Middle East in the first half of the nineteenth century 6. Shaftesbury's attitude to the Jews and to Palestine 7. Protecting 'God's ancient people' and preparing for their restoration Part III. Evangelicals and Pietists Together: The Mission to Jews and Palestine: 8. British Evangelical and German Pietist missions in Palestine in the 1820s 9. A British consul in Jerusalem 10. An Anglican church in Jerusalem for the 'unwelcome intruders in the Home of Islam' 11. The Jerusalem Bishopric 12. Prussia's turn: the Episcopate of Samuel Gobat Part IV. Shaftesbury's Final Years: 13. Toward the Balfour Declaration.
Introduction Part I. The Rise of British Evangelical Interest in the Jews: 1. The restoration of the Jews in Protestant thought 2. Pietism, Clapham, and the Jews 3. Evangelicalism, prophecy and the Jews Part II. 'Shaftesbury and the Jews': 4. Shaftesbury the new recruit 5. 'Christian Europe' in the House of Islam: political, cultural and religious factors leading to European interest in the Middle East in the first half of the nineteenth century 6. Shaftesbury's attitude to the Jews and to Palestine 7. Protecting 'God's ancient people' and preparing for their restoration Part III. Evangelicals and Pietists Together: The Mission to Jews and Palestine: 8. British Evangelical and German Pietist missions in Palestine in the 1820s 9. A British consul in Jerusalem 10. An Anglican church in Jerusalem for the 'unwelcome intruders in the Home of Islam' 11. The Jerusalem Bishopric 12. Prussia's turn: the Episcopate of Samuel Gobat Part IV. Shaftesbury's Final Years: 13. Toward the Balfour Declaration.
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