Church history in plain language / Bruce L. Shelley

Public ISBD Titre : Church history in plain language Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Bruce L. Shelley Mention d'édition : Updated 2nd ed. Editeur : Dallas, Tex. : Word Pub. Année de publication : 1995 Importance : xvii, 520 p. Présentation : ill., maps Format : 23 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-0-8499-3861-0 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : Church history Index. décimale : BR 150 Church history in plain language [texte imprimé] / Bruce L. Shelley  . -  Updated 2nd ed. . - Dallas, Tex. : Word Pub., 1995 . - xvii, 520 p. : ill., maps ; 23 cm. ISBN : 978-0-8499-3861-0 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : Church history Index. décimale : BR 150

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Introduction to the history of Christianity / Tim Dowley

Public ISBD Titre : Introduction to the history of Christianity Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Tim Dowley, Auteur Mention d'édition : 1st ed. Editeur : Minneapolis : Fortress Press Année de publication : c1995 Importance : 688 p. Présentation : illustrations (some color), maps (some color) Format : 23 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-0-8006-2935-9 Note générale : Includes bibliographical references and index. Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : Church history. Index. décimale : BR 150 Résumé : The 2000-year history of Christianity is a dramatic, intriguing, and often surprising story, told here by more than sixty specialists from ten countries in the most popular one-volume illustrated reference book on church history ever published Note de contenu : Section 1: God and history -- Time-chart: The Christian centuries -- I. God, time and history -- Josephus -- Bede -- Eusebius -- John Foxe -- Kenneth Latourette -- Time and progress -- Worship and the Christian year -- The church year -- Weighing up the evidence -- Christianity and the arts -- Fyodor Dostoevsky -- Leo Tolstoy -- Buildings and beliefs -- The rise of modern science -- Christians and war -- Section 2: Beginnings, 1-325 -- Time-chart: Beginnings -- I. The church expands: Jerusalem to Rome -- Map: The Roman world -- Peter -- Paul -- Maps: Christianity expands -- 'Those Christians' -- Archaeological light on earliest Christianity -- Roman religion -- A puzzle -- The religion of the Romans -- Spreading the good news -- II. Challenge to faith -- Ignatius of Antioch -- Nero's spectacular massacre -- The Montanists -- Novatianists -- Perpetua -- Cyprian and North Africa -- Justin Martyr -- The Gnostics -- Maichaens -- Irenaeus -- III. What the first Christians believed -- Marcion -- Origen -- Tertullian -- How the first Christians worshipped -- The Passover -- Clement of Rome -- A service in second-century Rome -- Instructions for worship and leadership -- How the New Testament has come down to us -- Rescuing a manuscript -- Can the text be trusted? -- Chart: The early church recognizes the New Testament Section 3: Acceptance and conquest , 325-600 -- Time-chart: Acceptance and conquest -- I. Constantine and the Christian empire -- Athanasius -- A hymn of Ambrose -- Ambrose of Milan -- Worship and the Christian year -- The Apostles' Creed -- Egeria's pilgrimage to the holy places -- Building for worship -- Maps: Acceptance and conquest -- II. Councils and creeds -- Basil the Great -- The Nicene Creed -- Nestorius -- Cyril of Alexandria -- Leo the Great -- III. The Fall of the Roman Empire -- Ulfilas' Gothic Bible -- Clergy, bishops and pope -- Jerome -- John Chrysostom -- Columba -- The church in North Africa -- Augustine of Hippo -- Augustine describes his conversion -- The Donatists in North Africa -- IV. Christian ascetics and monks -- Patrick -- Life in Benedict's monastery -- Cassiodorus -- Section 4: A Christian society, 600-1500 -- Time-chart: A Christian society -- I. The West in crisis -- Boethius -- Gregory the Great -- Alcuin -- Map: The West under threat: eighth to tenth centuries -- II. The Eastern church -- Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite -- The Paulicians and the Bogomils -- III. Flowering: The Western church -- Pope Innocent III -- 'The moon and the sun' -- The sacraments are developed -- Bernard of Clairvaux -- A Cistercian hymn -- Francis of Assisi -- The rule of Francis -- The Crusades -- God's non-existence inconceivable -- Anselm -- Scholasticism -- Peter Abelard -- Thomas Becket -- Thomas Aquinas -- Cathedrals and their builders -- Major Gothic buildings -- Popular religion -- Interpreting the Bible -- Medieval monasticism in the West -- The monk's day -- A contented monk -- A discontented monk -- A medieval monastery -- How the Abbey of Clairvaux was built -- The Orthodox church in Eastern Europe and Russia -- Persecution and Inquisition -- The Cathars -- The Waldensians -- IV. An age of unrest -- Jan Hus -- Savonarola -- John Wyclif -- Wyclif's Bible -- William of Ockham Section 5: Reform, 1500=1650 -- I. Seeds of renewal -- The Imitation of Christ -- II. Reform -- Martin Luther -- A safe stronghold -- The faith of the Protestants -- Philip Melanchthon -- Martin Bucer -- Huldreich Zwingli -- John Calvin -- Theodore Beza -- Puritans and Separatists -- Thomas Cranmer -- John Bunyan -- A flood of Bibles -- William Tyndale and the English Bible -- The Anabaptists -- Early English Baptists -- III. The Catholic Reformation -- Gasparo Contarini -- Ignatius of Loyola -- The Jesuits -- Teresa of Avila -- John of the Cross -- Art and the spirit -- Section 6: Reason, revival and revolution, 1650-1789 -- I. Awakening -- Jonathan Edwards -- George Whitefield -- Philip Jacob Spener -- Howell Harris -- The Methodists -- John and Charles Wesley -- Hymns and church music -- The Russian church -- II. Expansion world-wide -- The first English missions -- Map: Expansion world-wide -- Count von Zinzendorf -- III. Reason and unreason -- Blaise Pascal -- The reasonableness of Christianity -- George Fox and the Quakers -- The Unitarians Section 7: Cities and empires, 1789-1914 -- I. Europe in revolt -- Pope Pius IX -- II. The first industrial nation -- The Salvation Army -- Thomas Chalmers -- The Brethren -- The Oxford Movement -- Cardinal Newman -- C. H. Spurgeon -- God's grandeur -- The evangelicals -- Hymns and church music after 1800 -- A crusade among equals -- D. L. Moody -- III. A world come of age -- Friedrich Schleiermacher -- IV. Outposts of empire -- Map: World empires 1914 -- William Wilberforce -- David Livingstone -- Samuel Adjai Crowther -- Societies for mission -- William Carey -- Hudson Taylor -- The Bible societies -- Section 8: Present and future -- Time-chart: The modern world -- I. An age of ideology -- The Christian church and the Jews -- Martin Luther King -- II. An age of anxiety -- Albert Schweitzer -- Dietrich Bonhoeffer -- C. S. Lewis -- How many theologies? -- III. An age of liberation -- Toyohiko Kagawa -- Billy Graham -- Helder Camara -- Alexander Solzhenitsyn -- Pope John XXIII -- Pentecostalism and the Charismatic Movement -- African independent churches -- Organizing for unity -- IV. Present and future. Introduction to the history of Christianity [texte imprimé] / Tim Dowley, Auteur  . -  1st ed. . - Minneapolis : Fortress Press, c1995 . - 688 p. : illustrations (some color), maps (some color) ; 23 cm. ISBN : 978-0-8006-2935-9 Includes bibliographical references and index. Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : Church history. Index. décimale : BR 150 Résumé : The 2000-year history of Christianity is a dramatic, intriguing, and often surprising story, told here by more than sixty specialists from ten countries in the most popular one-volume illustrated reference book on church history ever published Note de contenu : Section 1: God and history -- Time-chart: The Christian centuries -- I. God, time and history -- Josephus -- Bede -- Eusebius -- John Foxe -- Kenneth Latourette -- Time and progress -- Worship and the Christian year -- The church year -- Weighing up the evidence -- Christianity and the arts -- Fyodor Dostoevsky -- Leo Tolstoy -- Buildings and beliefs -- The rise of modern science -- Christians and war -- Section 2: Beginnings, 1-325 -- Time-chart: Beginnings -- I. The church expands: Jerusalem to Rome -- Map: The Roman world -- Peter -- Paul -- Maps: Christianity expands -- 'Those Christians' -- Archaeological light on earliest Christianity -- Roman religion -- A puzzle -- The religion of the Romans -- Spreading the good news -- II. Challenge to faith -- Ignatius of Antioch -- Nero's spectacular massacre -- The Montanists -- Novatianists -- Perpetua -- Cyprian and North Africa -- Justin Martyr -- The Gnostics -- Maichaens -- Irenaeus -- III. What the first Christians believed -- Marcion -- Origen -- Tertullian -- How the first Christians worshipped -- The Passover -- Clement of Rome -- A service in second-century Rome -- Instructions for worship and leadership -- How the New Testament has come down to us -- Rescuing a manuscript -- Can the text be trusted? -- Chart: The early church recognizes the New Testament Section 3: Acceptance and conquest , 325-600 -- Time-chart: Acceptance and conquest -- I. Constantine and the Christian empire -- Athanasius -- A hymn of Ambrose -- Ambrose of Milan -- Worship and the Christian year -- The Apostles' Creed -- Egeria's pilgrimage to the holy places -- Building for worship -- Maps: Acceptance and conquest -- II. Councils and creeds -- Basil the Great -- The Nicene Creed -- Nestorius -- Cyril of Alexandria -- Leo the Great -- III. The Fall of the Roman Empire -- Ulfilas' Gothic Bible -- Clergy, bishops and pope -- Jerome -- John Chrysostom -- Columba -- The church in North Africa -- Augustine of Hippo -- Augustine describes his conversion -- The Donatists in North Africa -- IV. Christian ascetics and monks -- Patrick -- Life in Benedict's monastery -- Cassiodorus -- Section 4: A Christian society, 600-1500 -- Time-chart: A Christian society -- I. The West in crisis -- Boethius -- Gregory the Great -- Alcuin -- Map: The West under threat: eighth to tenth centuries -- II. The Eastern church -- Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite -- The Paulicians and the Bogomils -- III. Flowering: The Western church -- Pope Innocent III -- 'The moon and the sun' -- The sacraments are developed -- Bernard of Clairvaux -- A Cistercian hymn -- Francis of Assisi -- The rule of Francis -- The Crusades -- God's non-existence inconceivable -- Anselm -- Scholasticism -- Peter Abelard -- Thomas Becket -- Thomas Aquinas -- Cathedrals and their builders -- Major Gothic buildings -- Popular religion -- Interpreting the Bible -- Medieval monasticism in the West -- The monk's day -- A contented monk -- A discontented monk -- A medieval monastery -- How the Abbey of Clairvaux was built -- The Orthodox church in Eastern Europe and Russia -- Persecution and Inquisition -- The Cathars -- The Waldensians -- IV. An age of unrest -- Jan Hus -- Savonarola -- John Wyclif -- Wyclif's Bible -- William of Ockham Section 5: Reform, 1500=1650 -- I. Seeds of renewal -- The Imitation of Christ -- II. Reform -- Martin Luther -- A safe stronghold -- The faith of the Protestants -- Philip Melanchthon -- Martin Bucer -- Huldreich Zwingli -- John Calvin -- Theodore Beza -- Puritans and Separatists -- Thomas Cranmer -- John Bunyan -- A flood of Bibles -- William Tyndale and the English Bible -- The Anabaptists -- Early English Baptists -- III. The Catholic Reformation -- Gasparo Contarini -- Ignatius of Loyola -- The Jesuits -- Teresa of Avila -- John of the Cross -- Art and the spirit -- Section 6: Reason, revival and revolution, 1650-1789 -- I. Awakening -- Jonathan Edwards -- George Whitefield -- Philip Jacob Spener -- Howell Harris -- The Methodists -- John and Charles Wesley -- Hymns and church music -- The Russian church -- II. Expansion world-wide -- The first English missions -- Map: Expansion world-wide -- Count von Zinzendorf -- III. Reason and unreason -- Blaise Pascal -- The reasonableness of Christianity -- George Fox and the Quakers -- The Unitarians Section 7: Cities and empires, 1789-1914 -- I. Europe in revolt -- Pope Pius IX -- II. The first industrial nation -- The Salvation Army -- Thomas Chalmers -- The Brethren -- The Oxford Movement -- Cardinal Newman -- C. H. Spurgeon -- God's grandeur -- The evangelicals -- Hymns and church music after 1800 -- A crusade among equals -- D. L. Moody -- III. A world come of age -- Friedrich Schleiermacher -- IV. Outposts of empire -- Map: World empires 1914 -- William Wilberforce -- David Livingstone -- Samuel Adjai Crowther -- Societies for mission -- William Carey -- Hudson Taylor -- The Bible societies -- Section 8: Present and future -- Time-chart: The modern world -- I. An age of ideology -- The Christian church and the Jews -- Martin Luther King -- II. An age of anxiety -- Albert Schweitzer -- Dietrich Bonhoeffer -- C. S. Lewis -- How many theologies? -- III. An age of liberation -- Toyohiko Kagawa -- Billy Graham -- Helder Camara -- Alexander Solzhenitsyn -- Pope John XXIII -- Pentecostalism and the Charismatic Movement -- African independent churches -- Organizing for unity -- IV. Present and future.

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