
Christian History
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Content
- Intro
- Title page
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 Introduction: What is Christian History?
- Part 1: The Building of a Culture
- 2 The Greek and Roman Roots
- 3 The Jews and the Gentile Mission (to AD 100)
- 4 Folly to the Greeks? (AD 50 to 200)
- 5 Talking about God (second and third centuries AD)
- 6 Prisoner of the Roman World (first to third centuries)
- 7 The Christian State (306 to 451)
- 8 The Parting of the Ways (350 to 1000)
- Part II: Through Two Western Reformations 1000-1700
- 9 The First Reformation (1000 to 1300)
- 10 The Failure of Centralization (1300 to 1500)
- 11 The Second Reformation (1500 to 1600)
- 12 The Expansion of Europe (1500 to 1700)
- 13 Wars and the Future of Protestantism (1550 to 1700)
- Part III: New Worlds
- 14 Science and Sin (1600 to 1800)
- 15 Two Secular Revolutions (1700 to 1900)
- 16 Revolutions of the Mind (1800 to 1900)
- 17 Constantine's Church Crumbles (twentieth century)
- 18 Conclusion
- For further reading
- Index
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