Christianity
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Christianity   -     By: Roland H. Bainton

Christianity

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt / 2000 / Paperback

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Bainton, a well-known authority on Martin Luther and the Reformation, could write in a learned but pleasing style that is not much in vogue in scholarly circles today. He also loved to incorporate quotes from primary sources to give you a feel for the era you were studying. An important reprint. 432 pages, softcover.

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Title: Christianity
By: Roland H. Bainton
Format: Paperback
Vendor: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Publication Date: 2000
Weight: 14 ounces
ISBN: 0618056874
ISBN-13: 9780618056873
Stock No: WW056874

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In this single absorbing volume, the noted historian and religious scholar Roland Bainton offers a comprehensive, critical portrait of Christianity from its beginnings two thousand years ago to the modern day. From Christ's lowly birth in a stable to the rise of cathedrals and kings, from Roman soliders to Fanciscan monks to Puritans fleeing persecution to a new world across the sea, Bainton paints a rich history of a vast and varied people united by a singular belief. Illustrated with fifty black-and-white photographs, CHRISTIANITY is a perfect introduction for lay readers and a classic in its field.

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"Here is a comprehensive, critical portrait of Christianity from its beginnings to the present, warts and all. It is a synoptic portrait which only a master could depict." -- James Luther Adams, profesor emeritus, Harvard Divinity School

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