This article challenges the observation that historians and the discipline of History have not been helpful in addressing some of the important challenges in the Study of Religion by concentrating on “the local” and on deconstruction rather than on construction and “the global.” By undertaking a cross-cultural case study — Medieval and Early Modern prophecies in the Muslim world and Europe — and focusing on the role and significance of the Granadan Sacromonte Lead Books (1588–1606) and the work of the radical Antitrinitarian Jacobus Paleologus (1520–1585), this paper argues that global and connected microhistorical approaches have been of great value to developing the promising trend of a relational approach in the Study of Religion.

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历史和宗教研究。Granadan Lead 书籍中的预言、想象和宗教，Jacobus Palaeologus 和库萨的尼古拉斯的作品*

本文挑战了这样一种观察，即历史学家和历史学科通过专注于“地方”和解构而不是建构和“全球”来帮助解决宗教研究中的一些重要挑战。通过进行跨文化案例研究——穆斯林世界和欧洲的中世纪和早期现代预言——并关注 Granadan Sacromonte Lead Books（1588-1606 年）和激进的 Antitrinitarian Jacobus Paleologus（1520 年）的作用和意义–1585)，本文认为，全球和相关的微观历史方法对于发展宗教研究中关系方法的有前途的趋势具有重要价值。