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Introduction to the History of Christianity : Third Edition /

Now in its third edition, Tim Dowley's masterful one-volume survey of church history has an updated design and new content, particularly in the section covering most recent Christian history. The inviting full-color format includes many new images and updated maps, while maintaining many of the...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Dowley, Tim (Editor ), Briggs, John H. Y. (Editor ), Linder, Robert Dean (Editor ), Wright, David F. (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Minneapolis [Minnesota] : Fortress Press, [2018]
Edición:Third edition.
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
Temas:
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Part one. Beginnings AD 1-325
  • 1. Jesus: his life, ministry, death and its consequences
  • 2. The church begins: from Jerusalem to Rome
  • 3. Establishing Christianity: challenges to the new faith
  • 4. Spreading the good news: how and why Christianity expanded
  • 5. Archaeology and earliest Christianity: what archaeologist can
  • and cannot
  • illuminate
  • 6. What the first Christians believed: the faith is defined
  • 7. How the first Christians worshipped
  • part two. Acceptance and Conquest: AD 325-600
  • 8. Constantine and the Christian Empire: Christianity recognized
  • 9. Councils and creeds: defining and defending the faith
  • 10. Buildings and belief: early church structures
  • 11. Worship and the Christian year: the making of the Christian calendar
  • 12. Clergy, bishops, and pope: the church builds an organisation
  • 13. The church in North Africa: the making of a distinctive tradition
  • 14. The fall of the Roman Empire: how and why it came to an end
  • 15. Ascetics and monks: the rise of Christian monasticism
  • part three. A Christian Society: AD 600-1500
  • 16. The West in crisis
  • 17. The Eastern church
  • 18. Flowering: the Western church: reform and resurgence
  • 19. Monasticism in the West
  • 20. The Orthodox church in Eastern Europe and Russia
  • 21. An age of unrest: the Western church in the late middle ages
  • part four. Reform and renewal: 1500-1650
  • 22. Seeds of renewal: the origin of the Reformation
  • 23. Reformation
  • 24. A flood of bibles: scripture in the vernacular
  • 25. The radical reformation: the Anabaptists
  • 26. The Catholic Reformation
  • 27. Art and the spirit: Christianity and its cultural expression
  • part five. Reason, revival, and revolution 1650-1789
  • 28. Expansion worldwide: European missions
  • 29. Awakening: the Evangelical revival and the great awakening
  • 30. Reason and unreason: the rise of rationalism
  • 31. The Russian church: 1500-1900
  • part six. Cities and empires 1789-1914
  • 32. Europe in revolt: church and state in the nineteenth century
  • 33. The first industrial nation: the industrial revolution and the British churches
  • 34. A crusade among equals: revivalism, abolition, and evangelism in the USA
  • 35. A world come of age: science and philosophy challenge Christianity
  • 36. Outposts of empire: the nineteenth-century missionary explosion
  • part seven. A century of conflict 1914-2001
  • 37. An age of ideology: nationalism, communism, and individualism take on Christianity
  • 38. An age of anxiety: theological thinking in troubled era
  • 39. Pentecostalism and the charismatic movement
  • 40. The arts in the Christian West
  • 41. Organizing for unity
  • 42. An age of liberation
  • part eight. Epilogue: a new millennium
  • 43. Present and future: the church in an ever-changing world.