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The Inescapability of “Church” in the History of Christianity
Church History, 2014Laurie Maffly-Kipp's insightful address about the perils and promise of church history concludes with an invitation “to begin a conversation” about how “the ‘church history’ of this new century can be both creatively forward-looking and respectful of the lineages that have brought us here.” I offer here some brief remarks on her address as a small ...
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Church and State in Christian History
Journal of Contemporary History, 1967The dialogue, which has often become a controversy and a conflict, between church and state constitutes one of the great themes that run throughout European history. It is closely allied to, and is indeed often confused with those other recurring dialogues between liberty and authority, between the individual and the group, and between law and ...
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The Idea of the Church in Christian History
Church History, 1952It is customary to describe and interpret the history of Christianity as church history. To be sure, most church historians do not emphasize the special importance of the “church” in the Christian life they study and analyse; indeed, they deal with the idea of the church, with ecclesiological doctrines and with ecclesiastical practices as if they ...
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"Diaspora" and "church" in the first centuries of christian history
1983In an article about 'Diaspora als Gestalt kirchlichen Seins und kirchlicher Sendung', G. Niemeier observes, that there is a Christian diaspora by the very fact that the Church exists, that there has for long been a pastoral concern for Protestant minorities in Roman Catholic areas one needs to remember here that this particularly refers to Germany and ...
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Christianity and nationalism in the first centuries of the history of the church
1983This chapter discusses relationship between "Christianity and nationalism" in early Church history. The Jewish scholar, Klausner, in his two great works devoted to the emergence and early development of Christianity raises the question why the Jews rejected Christianity despite the many Jewish elements both in Jesus and in Paul, he replies that it ...
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Early History of the Christian Church
The American Historical Review, 1913Francis A. Christie +1 more
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After Church History? Writing the History of Christianity from a Global Perspective
Horizons, 2004ABSTRACTRecent efforts to write the global history of Christianity respond to demographic changes in Christianity and use “global” in three ways. First, “global” suggests efforts at more comprehensive historical retrieval, especially to place the beginnings of Christian communities not within mission history but within the church history in those areas.
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Journey in Faith: A History of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
The American Historical Review, 1976Paul E. Million +2 more
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A Church History: The Christian Centuries
Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints, 1966openaire +1 more source