37:28

Enlightenment (Part I)

34:38

Lutheran Pietism

39:09

Dutch Revolt and Arminianism

30:21

Unitarians, Baptists, and Quakers

27:23

Puritanism (an overview)

28:29

The English Civil War and Puritanism

34:49

Elizabeth I and Anglicanism

23:59

The 17th Century

31:06

Stuart England

30:07

Calvin and Bullinger: the Reformed Tradition

28:32

Huguenots and the French Reformation

37:23

Ignatius Loyola and the Catholic Reformation

32:32

Later Lutheranism (Part 2)

30:05

Later Lutheranism (part I)

33:50

Henry VIII & Early Anglicanism

28:55

Luther's Reformation Breakthrough

26:22

Thomas Aquinas (part 1)

29:29

Bernard of Clairvaux

32:08

Abelard on the Cross

18:07

Martin Luther on the Law

28:35

Abelard on the Trinity

31:24

Luther and Calvin on Predestination

22:31

Calvin on Justification

27:20

Martin Luther on Justification

27:21

Anselm on God: the Ontological Argument

24:26

Aristotle and Scholasticism

22:26

Calvin's Final Years

31:48

Calvin and Servetus

30:22

Calvin, England, and Scotland

34:30

Boethius and Christian Philosophy

32:54

Organization of Geneva

22:16

Calvin and Early Geneva

17:31

Calvin's Return to Geneva

24:05

Calvin in Strasbourg

31:02

Great Schism (1054)

22:04

Magna Carta

25:51

Crusades (Part II)

28:56

The First Crusades (Part I)

26:30

Calvin's Institutes

27:06

The Early Reformed Church

27:34

John Calvin: Conversion and Exile

31:46

Calvin and French Reform

19:30

John Calvin: Young Life

24:14

Calvin the Humanist

19:44

Calvin and Calvinism

30:09

Augustine (Part 2)

27:19

Luther's Legacy

20:52

Luther and Melanchthon

27:48

Luther and Politics

23:24

Martin Luther and Antinomianism

24:18

Ambrose and Jerome

39:31

Augustine (Part 1)

20:23

Council of Chalcedon

34:05

Disputes on Christ: Nestorius and Cyril

29:17

Early Church and Trinity: Father and Son

32:34

Arius and Nicea

31:52

Forming the Lutheran Church

26:08

Martin Luther: Speyer to Marburg

25:50

Council of Constantinople

24:17

Creeds and Councils: What are they?