Explore: Pia Desideria (spener)

Pietism. Spener wanted to strengthen and renew the church through the development of more knowledgeable and devoted members. In his Pia Desideria, he gave

to join in conversation on religious questions. In 1675, Spener published his Pia desideria or Earnest Desire for a Reform of the True Evangelical Church

theological faculty at Strasburg at the time of the publication of Spener's Pia desideria. Dannhauer was a prolific writer, his principal works being as follows:

Horneck in Great Britain and Philipp Jacob Spener in Germany. Philipp Jakob Spener published his Pia Desideria in 1675 and laid out his program for the

variously attributed to Abraham Cowley or Peter Hausted Philipp Jakob Spener – Pia Desideria Marie-Catherine de Villedieu – Les Désordres de l’amour John Wilkins

In his inaugural address he argued, with reference to Philipp Spener's Pia desideria [de], that theology should pursue piety rather than engaging in

Synod of Jerusalem: decreed Biblical canon 1675 Philipp Jakob Spener publishes Pia Desideria, which becomes a manifesto for Pietism 1678 John Bunyan publishes

the death of three Christian missionaries 1675 Philipp Jakob Spener publishes Pia Desideria, which becomes a manifesto for Pietism 1676 – Kateri Tekakwitha

based on personal conversion and emotional piety. Philipp Spener published his 1675 Pia desideria. After official rejection, Pietism quickly found its place

him and aimed for a pacifist anarchy. In his work Pia desideria (1675), Pietist Philipp Jacob Spener referred to common property as the ideal of a Christian