The Evolution of Protestantism and Catholicism in Post-War Europe

This chapter examines the transition of Protestant organizations in post-World War II Europe from nationalist views to advocating for democracy. It explores the historical complexities of Protestant-Catholic relations, revealing a resurgence of tension during the 19th century despite expectations of reconciliation. Additionally, the chapter highlights the role of Christianity in shaping socio-political landscapes and addresses the intricate relationship between religious beliefs and societal changes.