The Christians, No. 1: A Peculiar People

Surveys Christian ceremonies around the world, and compares Jewish and Christian practices using extensive historical background. Characterizes religious and political influences during the time of Christ. Follows the evolution of Christianity from a mystery cult to state religion of Constantine's empire. Uses many examples of Christian art and architecture to illustrate historical information. Highlights the role of the Apostle Paul in the spread of Christianity.
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Traces the growth of Christianity from its beginnings to the time the Christians ceased to be a secret, persecuted sect.

More in Christians Series

  1. Christians: 10 -- Politeness and Enthusiasm 1976
  2. Christians: 11 -- Missions Abroad 1976
  3. Christians: 12 -- The Roots of Disbelief 1976
  4. Christians: 2 -- The Christian Empire 1976
  5. Christians: 3 -- The Birth of Europe 1976
  6. Christians: 4 -- Faith and Fear 1976
  7. Christians: 5 -- People of the Book 1976
  8. Christians: 6 -- Princes and Prelates 1976
  9. Christians: 7 -- Protest and Reform 1976
  10. Christians: 8 -- The Conquest of Souls 1976
  11. Christians: 9 -- In Search of Tolerance 1976
  12. Christians: 13 -- The Godless State? 1977
  13. The Christians, No. 1: A Peculiar People 1978

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