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9782728926701.Pdf GAB_THEO_Liminaire_deb.indd 2 21/06/2019 10:12 MAME GAB_THEO_Liminaire_deb.indd 3 21/06/2019 10:12 Sommaire Livre I – Des chercheurs de Dieu par milliers Les grands saints et les témoins qui ont marqué l’histoire de la foi Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 4 Entrée 1 – Qu’est-ce qu’un saint ? ................................................................................ p. 9 Entrée 2 – Béatifications et canonisations ..................................................................... p. 11 Entrée 3 – Saints du calendrier ..................................................................................... p. 16 Entrée 4 – Saints populaires ......................................................................................... p. 19 Entrée 5 – Grands saints ............................................................................................... p. 25 Entrée 6 – Les grands témoins ...................................................................................... p. 117 Livre II – La Bible, parole de Dieu L’histoire et le contenu de l’Ancien et du Nouveau Testament Chapitre introductif. La Bible Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 136 Entrée 7 – Le livre de la Bible ....................................................................................... p. 139 Entrée 8 – Lire la Bible ................................................................................................. p. 145 Entrée 9 – La parole de Dieu ........................................................................................ p. 152 Entrée 10 – Le livre de l’Alliance .................................................................................. p. 155 Chapitre 1. L’Ancien Testament Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 162 Entrée 11 – L’Ancien Testament ................................................................................... p. 176 Entrée 12 – L’ancien Orient, pays de la Bible ............................................................... p. 179 Entrée 13 – La Bible et les origines de l’homme ........................................................... p. 182 Entrée 14 – Les origines d’Israël ................................................................................... p. 187 Entrée 15 – Moïse et l’Exode ........................................................................................ p. 190 Entrée 16 – Israël, le peuple de la Bible ........................................................................ p. 195 Entrée 17 – Le royaume de David ................................................................................ p. 198 Entrée 18 – Le royaume divisé ...................................................................................... p. 200 Entrée 19 – Les prophètes et leurs écrits ....................................................................... p. 203 Entrée 20 – De la captivité de Babylone au retour d’Exil .............................................. p. 209 Entrée 21 – La domination grecque ............................................................................. p. 215 Entrée 22 – Un sursaut d’indépendance ....................................................................... p. 220 Entrée 23 – L’homme biblique ..................................................................................... p. 223 Entrée 24 – Le peuple de l’histoire sainte ...................................................................... p. 226 Entrée 25 – La foi en Dieu qui se révèle à son peuple ................................................... p. 231 Chapitre 2. La fondation de la nouvelle alliance et le Nouveau Testament Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 236 Entrée 26 – Le pays d’Israël au temps de Jésus .............................................................. p. 250 Entrée 27 – Le témoignage des Évangiles ...................................................................... p. 253 Entrée 28 – L’enfance de Jésus ...................................................................................... p. 259 Entrée 29 – Les débuts de la vie publique de Jésus ........................................................ p. 261 Entrée 30 – Le message de Jésus ................................................................................... p. 263 Entrée 31 – Le repas du Seigneur ................................................................................. p. 266 Entrée 32 – Passion, mort et Résurrection .................................................................... p. 268 Entrée 33 – Les témoins de Jésus .................................................................................. p. 272 Entrée 34 – Les épîtres du Nouveau Testament ............................................................ p. 275 Entrée 35 – Le retour du Christ ou parousie ................................................................. p. 286 GAB_THEO_Liminaire_deb.indd 10 21/06/2019 10:12 Livre III – L’histoire de l’Église L’Église, de la Pentecôte à l’élection de Benoît XVI Chapitre 1. L’Église dans l’Antiquité Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 292 Entrée 36 – L’enfance de l’Église ................................................................................... p. 306 Entrée 37 – L’expansion malgré les difficultés (iie et iiie siècles) ..................................... p. 313 Entrée 38 – L’ère constantinienne ................................................................................. p. 318 Entrée 39 – Les invasions barbares (ve siècle) ................................................................ p. 326 Chapitre 2. L’Église au Moyen Âge Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 328 Entrée 40 – Héritage en danger et nouvelles forces chrétiennes ..................................... p. 365 Entrée 41 – Un empire chrétien occidental ? (viiie-xe siècles) ........................................ p. 368 Entrée 42 – Un nouvel ordre chrétien (xe-xie siècles) .................................................... p. 373 Entrée 43 – Histoire d’une rupture : Rome et Constantinople ...................................... p. 380 Entrée 44 – Nouvelle floraison de vie religieuse (xie-xiie siècles) .................................... p. 383 Entrée 45 – Église et princes ......................................................................................... p. 385 Entrée 46 – Les croisades (xie-xiiie siècles) .................................................................... p. 386 Entrée 47 – Les grandes hérésies populaires (xiie-xiiie siècles) ....................................... p. 388 Entrée 48 – L’essor du savoir ........................................................................................ p. 394 Entrée 49 – Le siècle de saint Louis .............................................................................. p. 397 Entrée 50 – La papauté dans l’orbite du royaume de France ......................................... p. 399 Entrée 51 – Le grand schisme d’Occident .................................................................... p. 401 Entrée 52 – Mouvements intellectuels, culturels et spirituels ........................................ p. 403 Chapitre 3. L’Église aux temps modernes (XVIe-XVIIe siècles) Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 406 Entrée 53 – La réforme protestante .............................................................................. p. 420 Entrée 54 – La réforme anglicane ................................................................................. p. 425 Entrée 55 – La réforme catholique ............................................................................... p. 427 Entrée 56 – Les grandes controverses religieuses du xviie siècle ..................................... p. 435 Chapitre 4. Du siècle des Lumières aux ruptures révolutionnaires (1715-1848) Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 442 Entrée 57 – Le siècle des Lumières ............................................................................... p. 454 Entrée 58 – L’Église et la Révolution française .............................................................. p. 457 Entrée 59 – Un impérialisme gallican ........................................................................... p. 461 Entrée 60 – L’Église au début du xixe siècle .................................................................. p. 465 Entrée 61 – La pensée catholique au xixe siècle ............................................................. p. 470 Chapitre 5. L’Église dans la période contemporaine Texte d’ouverture ......................................................................................................... p. 476 Entrée 62 – Le pontificat de Pie IX .............................................................................. p. 519 Entrée 63 – Le pontificat de Léon XIII ......................................................................... p. 523 Entrée 64 – Le pontificat de Pie X ...............................................................................
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