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245 10 $aHistory of the world Christian movement /$cDale T. Irvin, Scott W. Sunquist.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
505 00 $gv. 1.$tEarliest Christianity to 1453 --$gv. 2.$tModern Christianity from 1454-1800.
505 0 $aVOLUME 1. Foreword -- List of maps -- List of illustrations -- PART I. INTO ALL THE WORLD: BEGINNINGS OF THE WORLD CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT -- 1. The civilizations and culture of the world -- 2. Judaism at the time of Jesus -- 3. Christian beginnings: The Jesus Movement -- PART II. DIVERSE TRAJECTORIES OF THE EARLY CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT -- 4. Apostolic memory in several Gospels -- 5. The early Christian movement in Syria and Mesopotamia -- 6. The early Christian movement in Greece and Asia Minor -- 7. The early Christian movement in the Western Mediterranean -- 8. The early Christian movement in Alexandria and Egypt -- 9. "Every foreign land" -- PART III. THE GREAT CHURCH TAKES SHAPE -- 10. The great church emerges -- 11. Gnostics, Catholics, and Manichaeans -- 12. Christians, Jews, and Israel's heritage of monotheism -- 13. Spiritual currents and social life across cultures -- PART IV. THE AGE OF THE IMPERIAL CHURCH: AFFIRMATIONS AND DISSENT (c. 300 to c. 600) -- 14. The conversion of Constantine and the making of an imperial church -- 15. Donatists and Catholics: A struggle over holiness and unity in Roman North Africa -- 16. The Arian-Nicene controversy and the making of orthodoxy -- 17. The road to Chalcedon and Christological diversity -- 18. The Christian movement in the East: Syria and the emergence of a Persian national church -- 19. Christianity in Egypt and Ethiopia -- 20. Rome and the Latin churches in the West -- 21. The age of Justinian and Theodora in the Eastern Roman Empire -- PART V. NEW CHALLENGES, NEW BEGINNINGS: 600 TO 1000 -- 22. The land of Arabia, the prophet Muhammad, and the rise of Islam -- 23. The Christian movement and the Islamic Caliphate I: Syria and Persia -- 24. The Christian movement in Africa and Spain -- 25. Expansion of the Christian movement in India, Central Asia, and China -- 26. The making of Christendom in the West -- 27. Monasticism in the West -- 28. Christianity in the East Roman Empire -- 29. Christian expansion northward -- PART VI. NEW POLITICAL HORIZONS: 1000 TO 1453 -- 30. Controversy and crisis in Christendom -- 31. Christendom on crusade in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries -- 32. Spiritual renewal in Western Christendom 1100-1300 -- 33. Intellectual renewal in Western Christendom 1100-1300 -- 34. Byzantium in the thirteenth century -- 35. Christianity in Asia under the Mongols -- 36. Egypt, Nubia, and Ethiopia -- 37. Western Christendom 1300-1450 -- 38. The Christian movement in the East until 1453 -- Index to names of persons and deities -- Index to subjects.
505 0 $aVOLUME 2. Introduction -- PART I. 1454-1600: TWO MAJOR TRANSFORMATIONS -- 1. Christian beginnings in America -- 2. African Christianity in the sixteenth century -- 3. Christianity re-encounters Asia -- 4. Europe in an age of reform -- 5. Orthodoxy amid the empires -- 6. World Christianity at the end of the sixteenth century -- PART II. THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY: GLOBAL RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR ENCOUNTERS -- 7. Eastern Asia in the seventeenth century -- 8. South Asia in the seventeenth century -- 9. African Christian kingdoms -- 10. The Caribbean and South America -- 11. North America -- 12. Europe in the seventeenth century -- 13. Orthodox churches and Christian identity in the seventeenth century -- PART III. THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: INDEPENDENCE, LIBERATION, AWAKENINGS -- 14. Africa in the eighteenth century -- 15. The eighteentch century in Europe -- 16. The orthodox world in the eighteenth century -- 17. Christianity in East and Southeast Asia amid colonial conflicts -- 18. South America and the Caribbean in an age of revolution -- 19. North America undergoes awakening and revolution -- Index.
520 1 $a"The first volume of this ground-breaking history traced the development of Christianity from its origins up to the midfifteenth century, and won immediate acclaim as a landmark in the unfolding understanding of World Christianity. In place of conventional Eurocentric treatments, this work assigned a rightful place to the peoples of Africa, Asia, and the Near East in the unfolding of Christianity, a religion constantly evolving in dialogue with new cultures, new questions, and new historical influences. Volume II continues the story up to the dawn of the twentieth Century. Beginning with the missionary expansion of the fifteenth century, the story goes on to trace the fracturing of the Christian movement among Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant versions; the impact of modern colonialism and the emergence of a new global reality; the wars of religion, the impact of the Enlightenment, the rise of Christianity in North America, and the modern missionary movement. Throughout, the authors emphasize the expression of local forms of Christianity in diverse cultures, and the role of Christianity in helping to shape distinct national identities. They conclude with a forecast of a new century of globalization."--Publisher's description.
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