Christian Churches Between the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
open access | peer reviewedThe articles in this issue collectively help to illuminate phenomena and experiences of the Christian Churches between the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, focusing on important themes such as modernism and anti-modernism, the growing prominence of women, the socio-cultural and political relevance of Christianity in the United States of America, and the dramatic intertwining of war, peace, and ecumenism in the involvement of the Churches in the current Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
Keywords Politics • Modernist movement • John Paul II • Orthodox Church • Catholic (lay) women • Modernist crisis • Czechoslovak Church • Richard Neuhaus • Lumen Gentium • Catholic Social Teaching • Religious Right • Ecumenism • Evangelicals • Auxiliaires de l’Apostolat • Catholic Church • Neoconservative Catholics • Lay Apostolate • Ecclesiastical geopolitics • Conservatism • United States • Conservative Christians • Nineties • Russian-Ukrainian war • Abortion • Czech lands history • USA • Michael Novak • Second Vatican Council
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