Religion and the French Revolution

state religion during the French Revolution

French revolutionary law, making the Catholic Church in France subordinate to the government, Not in Union with the Holy See

state religion during the French Revolution

Anti-Christian policy during the French Revolution

peace treaty

thumb|Le culte naturel ('The Natural Cult'), a print depicting the baptism of a child by an assembly of Theophilanthropists.Engraving by Jean-Baptiste Mallet, Paris, 1797.

English riots regarding Joseph Priestley

Glass vial containing the chrism for French coronations from 1131 to 1774

drownages superintended during the Reign of Terror at Nantes by the attorney Carrier

rights of Jews under Napoleonic reforms

French Roman Catholic priests and religious martyred on prison ships in Rochefort

Members of the French Catholic clergy who refused to take the oath to the Civil Constitution of the Clergy during the French Revolution

form of French atheistic religious building

Office of Revolutionary France

prison in France

semi-official religion of France during the Directory period

church located in Oise, in France

church in Paris