The History of Christianity
London: Lion Hudson Ltd, 1977.
The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. Moderate shelf handling wear. 9.125 inches tall; 656 pages with index and fully illustrated.
Tim Dowley's "The History of Christianity" is a comprehensive exploration that delves into the evolution of Christianity from its ancient roots to its modern-day manifestations. Dowley, a respected historian and theologian, meticulously traces the development of this global faith through key epochs and pivotal events.
The book begins with an insightful examination of Christianity's origins in the Mediterranean world, exploring its emergence within the cultural and religious milieu of the Roman Empire. Dowley deftly navigates through the early centuries, highlighting the doctrinal debates, theological developments, and the spread of Christianity across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Moving chronologically, Dowley provides a detailed analysis of Christianity's interactions with various cultures and civilizations, emphasizing its role in shaping political landscapes, intellectual thought, and social movements. He adeptly covers pivotal moments such as the Reformation, the Age of Exploration, and the challenges posed by modernity.
Subjects: Christianity, Church History, Religious History, Theology.
Item #20832
ISBN: 0856480738
Price: $24.00
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