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Tables |
ix |
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Abbreviations |
xi |
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Acknowledgements |
xiii |
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Introduction |
1 |
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Part I Modern Outcasts |
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Chapter 1 Great Souls of the Modern Age |
13 |
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Mohandas Gandhi (1869-1942) |
13 |
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Martin Luther King (1929-1968) |
18 |
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Bantu Steven Biko (1946-1977) |
23 |
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali (1969-) |
26 |
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Chapter 2 Twentieth Century Dissenters |
31 |
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945) |
32 |
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Kaj Munk (1898-1944) |
34 |
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World War II German Army Deserters |
36 |
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Edith Stein (1891-1942) |
38 |
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Aung San Suu Kyi (1945- |
41 |
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Authors and Outsiders |
43 |
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Chapter 3 American Outsiders |
94 |
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Roger Williams (c. 1603-1683) |
50 |
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Thomas Paine (1737-1809) |
53 |
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Cochise (c. 1815-1874) |
61 |
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Red Cloud (1822-1909) |
63 |
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Chapter 4 Skeptical Scientists as Dissidents |
67 |
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What Americans Believe |
67 |
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Charles Darwin (1809-1882) |
70 |
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Natural Selection Over Time |
74 |
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Evidence About Human Origins |
76 |
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Intelligent Design |
79 |
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Chapter 5 Witches and Other Pagans |
83 |
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Alice Kyteler, Medieval Irish Witch |
86 |
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Witches Among the Puritans |
87 |
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Mary Dyer (1611-1660) |
90 |
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Modern Wiccas |
94 |
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Part II The Legacy of Religious Heresy and Dissent |
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Chapter 6 Pre-Christian Dissenters |
101 |
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Paleolithic Beliefs |
101 |
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Greek Mystery Religions |
103 |
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Sources of the Literary Tradition |
104 |
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Anaxagoras |
106 |
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Protagoras |
107 |
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Empedocles |
109 |
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Socrates |
110 |
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Chinese Ideologies |
111 |
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Cicero (106-43 BCE): On the Nature of the Gods |
113 |
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The Religion of the Romans |
115 |
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Chapter 7 Heretics in the First Christian Centuries |
119 |
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First Century Rome |
122 |
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Apollonius of Tyana, Contemporary of Jesus |
128 |
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Marcion, The Heretic |
131 |
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Tertullian and the Montanists |
134 |
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The Proliferation of Heresies |
138 |
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Cyprian of Carthage |
142 |
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Chapter 8 The Age of Religious Dissension |
145 |
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Emperor Julian |
148 |
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Nestorius |
153 |
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Pelagius: Original Sin and Grace |
160 |
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Boethius |
162 |
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Chapter 9 Heresy in Medieval Islam and Christianity |
167 |
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Islam and the Infidels |
168 |
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Islamic Dissidents |
170 |
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The Crusades |
174 |
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The Rise of the Military Orders and the Fall of the Templars |
178 |
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The Crusade Against Heretics and the Cathars |
180 |
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Peter Abelard |
186 |
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Roger Bacon, Alchemist |
187 |
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Heretics Condemned |
190 |
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Chapter 10 Late Medieval Reformers |
193 |
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John Wycliffe |
194 |
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John Hus |
200 |
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Cecco d'Ascoli and Astrology |
203 |
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Marcilius (Marsiglio) of Padua |
205 |
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Saint Joan (1412-1431) |
207 |
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William Tyndale |
212 |
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Girolamo Savonarola |
218 |
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Chapter 11 Renaissance Dissenters |
221 |
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Giordano Bruno |
222 |
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Thomas More: A Man for All Seasons |
227 |
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Johannes Kepler |
232 |
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Rene Descartes |
233 |
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Baruch (Benedict) Spinoza |
238 |
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Voltaire |
241 |
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Chapter 12 Two Queens, One Princess |
247 |
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Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots |
248 |
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Queen Christina of Sweden |
257 |
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Elisabeth von der Pfalz, Princess Palatine |
263 |
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Chapter 13 Enlightenment Dissenters |
269 |
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Denis Diderot |
271 |
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Philip-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais |
274 |
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Antoine Laurent Lavoisier |
278 |
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Jean-Antoine-Nicolas Caritat, Marquis de Condorcet |
281 |
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Epilogue |
287 |
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Appendix A 293 |
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Appendix B 295 |
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Endnotes |
299 |
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Glossary |
319 |
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References |
321 |
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Index |
345 |