Desecularizing the Christian Past: Beyond R.A. Markus and the Religious-Secular Divide

Cover\nTable of Contents\nAcknowledgements\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction\n	Gregory\n	Problem\n	Subject\n	Argument\n	Structure\n	Method and Terms\n	Conclusion\n1.	Sacramental Ontology\n	In Its Own Terms\n	Two Books\n	Sacramental Ontology\n	Sacramental Ontology\n	Secular and Sacred History\n2.	Ontological Turn\n	Ontology and Christian Historians\n	Against Dualism\n	Against Immanentism\n	Ontological Turn\n3.	History and Theology\n	On Method\n	The supernatural\n	Post-secular History\n	History and Theology (I)\n	History and Theology (II)\n4.	Saeculum\n	Introduction\n	Saeculum\n	Definitions\n	Secular and Desecularization\n	Political Augustinianism\n	Final Remarks\n5.	Ancient and Modern Christianity\n	Introduction\n	Christendom\n	Christendom and Modern Church\n	Reform of the Church (Aggiornamento)\n	Aggiornamento and Return to the Sources\n6.	Augustinianisms\n	Introduction\n	Nature and Grace\n	Augustinian Scholasticism\n	Neoplatonic Augustinianism\n7.	Saeculum Retold\n	Introduction\n	Prophecy and Sacred Institutions\n	General and Individual Eschatology\n	Secularity and Holiness\n	Biblical References\nConclusion\n	Introduction\n	Beyond Divides\n	Markus’s Saecular\n	History and Theology\n	Christian Philosophy and History\n	Further Directions\n	One Last Thought\n	Conclusion\nBibliography\n	Latin Primary Sources\n	Additional Critical Editions of Latin Texts\n	Scripture\n	Additional Editions of Scripture\n	Other Sources\nIndex of names\nIndex of subjects