History of the World Christian Movement: Earliest Christianity to 1453History of the World Christian Movement shows that from the beginning Christianity has been a world religion, informed and shaped through the interplay of gospel and culture church and world. |
Contents
PART II | |
THE GREAT CHURCH TAKESSHAPE | |
The Conversion | |
Donatists and Catholics | |
The ArianNicene Controversy and the Making of Orthodoxy | |
The Making of Christendom in the West | |
Monasticism inthe West | |
Christianity in the East Roman Empire | |
Christian Expansion Northward | |
PARTVI NEW POLITICAL HORIZONS 1000 to 1453 | |
Controversy andCrisis in Christendom 31 Christendom on Crusade in the Centuries Twelfth and Thirteenth | |
Egypt Nubia and Ethiopia | |
Western Christendom 13001450 | |
NEW CHALLENGES NEW BEGINNINGS | |
The Christian Movement and the Islamic Caliphate1 | |
The Christian Movement inAfricaandSpain 25 Expansion of the Christian Movementin India Central Asia | |
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