A people's history of Christianity.
A people's history of Christianity.
- Minneapolis : Fortress Press, c2010.
- 7 v. : ill., maps 23 cm.
Entered under series.
Attempts to give contemporary progressive Christians a sense of their family history, refracted through famous men and women whose work within and outside the institutional church, fuelled sometimes "alternative" practices, as they tread to follow Jesus the Prophet. Organized chronologically, each section of the book includes a chapter on religious observance and one on social justice, illuminating the author's conviction that authentic Christianity can be discovered in the practice of loving God and neighbor.
Christianity.
Church history.
BR 121.3 / .P390 2010
Entered under series.
Attempts to give contemporary progressive Christians a sense of their family history, refracted through famous men and women whose work within and outside the institutional church, fuelled sometimes "alternative" practices, as they tread to follow Jesus the Prophet. Organized chronologically, each section of the book includes a chapter on religious observance and one on social justice, illuminating the author's conviction that authentic Christianity can be discovered in the practice of loving God and neighbor.
Christianity.
Church history.
BR 121.3 / .P390 2010
