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ISBN 10: 1401676316
ISBN 13: 978-1401676315
Author: Bruce Shelley
Church History in Plain Language makes church history clear, memorable, and accessible to every reader.
Dr. Bruce Shelley makes church history come alive in this classic book that has become not only the first choice of many laypeople and church leaders but the standard text in many college classrooms.Church History in Plain Language treats history as the story of people—their motivations, the issues they grapple with, the decisions they make—and the result is that history reads like a story, almost as dramatic and moving as a novel.
This fourth edition, revised by R.L. Hatchett, brings the story of Christianity into the twenty-first century, with detailed information on:
- Theology of the early church and Reformation
- Gnosticism and its ongoing relevance
- The rapid global extension and transformation of Christianity since 1900
- The decline in traditional mainline denominations
- The influence of technology on the spread of the gospel
- How Christianity intersects with other religions in countries all over the world
Church History in Plain Language makes history easy to follow and retain by dividing the Christian story into the great ages of the church. Its clarity, organization, and historical accuracy are part of what make this book a go-to resource for today’s readers.
Church History in Plain Language 4th Table of contents:
Chapter 1: Away With the King!: The Jesus Movement
Chapter 2: Wineskins: Old and New: The Gospel to the Gentiles
The Age of Catholic Christianity 70–312
Chapter 3: Only Worthless People: Catholic Christianity
Chapter 4: If the Tiber Floods: The Persecution of Christians
Chapter 5: Arguing About the Event: The Rise of Orthodoxy
Chapter 6: The Rule of Books: The Formation of the Bible
Chapter 7: The School for Sinners: The Power of Bishops
Chapter 8: Apostles to Intellectuals: The Alexandrians
The Age of the Christian Roman Empire 312–590
Chapter 9: Laying Her Sceptre Down: The Conversion of the Empire
Chapter 10: Splitting Important Hairs: The Doctrine of the Trinity
Chapter 11: Emmanuel!: Christ In the Creeds
Chapter 12: Exiles from Life: The Beginnings of Monasticism
Chapter 13: The Sage of the Ages: Augustine
Chapter 14: Peter As “Pontifex Maximus”: The Beginnings of the Papacy
Chapter 15: Somewhere Between Heaven and Earth: Eastern Orthodoxy
Chapter 16: Bending the Necks of Victors: Mission to the Barbarians
The Christian Middle Ages 590–1517
Chapter 17: God’s Consul: Gregory the Great
Chapter 18: The Search for Unity: Charlemagne and Christendom
Chapter 19: Lifted In a Mystic Manner: The Papacy and the Crusader
Chapter 20: The Nectar of Learning: Scholasticism
Chapter 21: A Song to Lady Poverty: The Apostolic Lifestyle
Chapter 22: Sleeping Men and the Law of Necessity: The Decline of the Papacy
Chapter 23: Judgment In the Process of Time: Wyclif and Hus
The Age of the Reformation 1517–1648
Chapter 24: A Wild Boar In the Vineyard: Martin Luther and Protestantism
Chapter 25: Radical Discipleship: The Anabaptists
Chapter 26: Thrust Into the Game: John Calvin
Chapter 27: The Curse Upon the Crown: The Church of England
Chapter 28: “Another Man” At Manresa: The Catholic Reformation
Chapter 29: Opening the Rock: America and Asia
Chapter 30: The Rule of the Saints: Puritanism
Chapter 31: Unwilling to Die for an Old Idea: Denominations
The Age of Reason and Revival 1648–1789
Chapter 32: Aiming At the Foundations: The Cult of Reason
Chapter 33: The Heart and Its Reasons: Pascal and the Pietists
Chapter 34: A Brand from the Burning: Wesley and Methodism
Chapter 35: A New Order of the Ages: The Great Awakening
The Age of Progress 1789–1914
Chapter 36: The Restoration of Fortresses: Catholicism In the Age of Progress
Chapter 37: A New Social Frontier: Nineteenth-Century England
Chapter 38: To Earth’s Remotest People: Protestant Missions
Chapter 39: The Destiny of a Nation: A Christian America
Chapter 40: A Bridge for Intelligent Moderns: Protestant Liberalism
Chapter 41: Nothing to Lose But Chains: The Social Crisis
The Age of Ideologies 1914–1989
Chapter 42: Graffiti On a Wall of Shame: Twentieth-Century Ideologies
Chapter 43: Rootless Immigrants In a Sick Society: American Evangelicals
Chapter 44: New Creeds for Breakfast: The Ecumenical Movement
Chapter 45: The Medicine of Mercy: Roman Catholicism: Vatican II
The Age of Global Expansion and Relocation 1900–
Chapter 46: Christianity In the West: Decline and Reconstruction
Chapter 47: Shift to the Global South: What Is the “New Christianity”?
Chapter 48: Windows to the Christian World: Places and Persons of Faith
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