A study of the first four centuries of Christianity, asking what is Christianity's impact upon culture, what is culture's impact upon Christianity and what is the future for Christianity? Included in the work are insights from scholars in ancient history,...
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A study of the first four centuries of Christianity, asking what is Christianity's impact upon culture, what is culture's impact upon Christianity and what is the future for Christianity? Included in the work are insights from scholars in ancient history, theology, patristics and liturgy.
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This volume examines Christendom in Europe at its roots, bringing together insights from leading scholars in the fields of ancient history, theology, patristics and liturgy.
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Alan Kreider (Ed)
Alan Kreider (Ph.D., Harvard University) is Emeritus Professor of Church History and Mission at Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary
For 26 years, Alan and Eleanor, his wife, were mission workers in England, where they transformed the London Mennonite Centre into a teaching and resource center on Christian discipleship in the Anabaptist tradition, urban mission, and conflict mediation.
While in England, Alan served as director of the Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture at Regent's Park College, Oxford University; as an itinerant preacher and speaker; and as a teacher at Oxford University and the University of Manchester.
Upon their return to the U.S. in 2000, Alan and Eleanor became mission educators for Mennonite Mission Network, an assignment that took them to England and Australia in 2005 as well as to churches and communities across North America. Alan served as an adjunct member of the AMBS faculty beginning in 1997, and became associate professor in 2004.
He is the author of The Change of Conversion and the Origin of Christendom: Christian Mission and Modern Culture and Worship and Mission After Christendom.
- Introduction, Alan Kreider. Part 1 Aspects Of Conversion: Changing
- Patterns Of Conversion In The West, Alan Kreider
- Christianization And Conversion In Nothern Italy, Ritz Lizzi
- Christianity Shaped Through Its Mission, Ramsay Macmullen. Part 2 Change
- And Community In The Christianization Of Europe: The Sociology Of
- Pre-constantine Christianity, Wolfgang Wischmeyer
- Early Christian Features Preserved In Western Monasticism, Eoin De
- Bhaldraithe, Ocist
- Charism And Office In A Changing Church, Christine Trevett
- Women In The Christianization Of The West, Anne Jensen. Part 3 Liturgy And
- Christian Formation In The Advent Of Christendom: Catechesis And
- Initiation, Everett Ferguson
- The Effects Of The Coming Of Christendom On Early Christian Worship, Paul
- F. Bradshaw
- Augustine And The Transformation Of Baptism, David F. Wright. Part 4
- Theology And Inculturation: Defining Heresy, Rowan Williams
- Comparative Inculturations, Antoni Wessels. Part 5 Final Thoughts:
- Epilogue - Approaching Christendom, Kate Cooper.
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