A Nearly Infallible History of Christianity

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by Nick Page

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Everything you need to know about the history of the Christian church - and a few bits you didn't want to know thrown in for good measure.
From Abelard to Zwingli, via a multitude of saints and sinners, Nick Page guides us through the creeds, the councils, the buildings, and the background of the Christian church in an illuminating, and perhaps ever so slightly irreverent way. A writer, speaker, unlicensed historian, and general information-monger, Nick Page combines in-depth research, historical analysis, and cutting-edge guesswork to explore how on earth the Christian church has survived all that 2,000 years of heroes, villains, and misfits could throw at it (mostly from the inside) to remain one of the most influential forces in the world today.

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:Nick Page is an established author and excellent speaker with a growing reputation in the trade and the wider Christian world, and a track record of general market sales also.

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Catalogue Code 407787
Product Code 9781444750133
ISBN 1444750135
EAN 9781444750133
Pages 464
Department Academic
Category History
Sub-Category General
Publisher Hodder & Stoughton
Publication Date Oct 2014
Sales Rank 15877
Dimensions 215 x 138 x 34mm
Weight 0.468kg

Nick Page

Nick Page is a writer, information designer, and creative consultant. He has written a number of books, including street life; The Tabloid Bible; Lord Minimus; BLUE; The Church Invisible; The Longest Week:the truth about Jesus Last Days and The Wrong Messiah: the truth of Jesus of Nazareth He also writes regular articles for Youthwalk, Christianity and Renewal, and works for a number of charities and NGOs. He and his wife, Claire, have three daughters and live in Eynsham in Oxfordshire, England.