Transylvanian Unitarian Church
Description
Transylvania is the cradle of Unitarianism, the most liberal faith of the Protestant Reformation. Unitarians were the first to proclaim and practice freedom of religion and tolerance in 16th century Europe. John Erdö’s Chronological History and Theological Essays was the only Hungarian-language, Unitarian publication during the decades-long Romanian dictatorship. This chronological history conveniently provides a brief account of the most relevant events in the life of the Unitarian Church from its 16th century foundation through its 400th anniversary in 1972. Three additional essays elaborate early Unitarian history and its theological foundations.
Table of contents 5 entries
- Preface George M. Williams — Contributor 2
- A Chronological History of the Transylvanian Unitarian Church 5
- The Foundations of the Transylvanian Unitarian Church 43
- David Ferenc and the Problem of Toleration 55
- Jesus' Notion of God 66