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A global history of Christians : how everyday believers experienced their world / Paul R Spickard; Kevin M Cragg.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextPublication details: Grand Rapids, MI. : Baker Academic, C.1994.Description: 486 p. : illustrations, maps ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 0801022495 (paper)
  • 9780801022494 (paper)
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BR145.2 .S73 1994
Contents:
Contents:
The world of the first Christians -- Christians in the Roman world -- The fourth-century turning point -- The age of faith -- Eastern Orthodoxy: Christians who never changed? -- Christians in the non-Christian world to 1500 -- Transformation and Renaissance -- The Reformation -- European expansion, 1500-1800 -- European Christianity after the Reformation, 1600-1900 -- Early America -- Nineteenth-century Europe and North America: mission and uplift -- Christianity as a worldwide phenomenon, 1750-1950 -- The context for the modern church -- Twentieth-century Europe: the church in decline -- Twentieth-century America -- Around the world since World War II.
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First published in 1994 as God's Peoples: A social history of Christians.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents:

The world of the first Christians --
Christians in the Roman world --
The fourth-century turning point --
The age of faith --
Eastern Orthodoxy: Christians who never changed? --
Christians in the non-Christian world to 1500 --
Transformation and Renaissance --
The Reformation --
European expansion, 1500-1800 --
European Christianity after the Reformation, 1600-1900 --
Early America --
Nineteenth-century Europe and North America: mission and uplift --
Christianity as a worldwide phenomenon, 1750-1950 --
The context for the modern church --
Twentieth-century Europe: the church in decline --
Twentieth-century America --
Around the world since World War II.