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Diarmaid MacCulloch
ISBN 9780141021898
Rs. 2,080
Penguin Books
A History Of Christianity
Who it's for: readers interested in religious history and Christianity's global impact
In "A History of Christianity," Diarmaid MacCulloch delivers a definitive account of Christianity's origins, evolution, and global impact over two millennia. This monumental work traces the religion's diverse expressions, cultural influences, and political entanglements across both Western and Eastern traditions.Why You Should Read? Gain a comprehensive understanding of Christianity from its beginnings to the present day. Explore the development of diverse denominations, schisms, and theological movements. Access a scholarly yet engaging narrative, suitable for both academic study and general interest. Examine the profound interplay between Christian faith and broader societal, political, and cultural history.
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- Traces Christianity's evolution over two millennia
- Covers both Western and Eastern traditions
- Examines cultural and political entanglements
- Scholarly yet engaging narrative
- Suitable for academic study and general interest
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What is the scope of this book?
It covers Christianity's origins, evolution, and global impact over two millennia, including both Western and Eastern traditions.
Is this book suitable for academic study?
Yes, it is described as scholarly yet engaging, making it suitable for both academic study and general interest.
Does the book cover different denominations?
Yes, it explores the development of diverse denominations, schisms, and theological movements.
What is the author's approach?
The author examines the interplay between Christian faith and broader societal, political, and cultural history.