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Church History in Plain Language, 3rd Edition

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With more than 275,000 copies sold, this is the story of the Church for today’s readers.

This third edition improves the most engaging and readable single-volume history of the Church by bringing the story into the twenty-first century. Faced with some astonishing changes in the Islamic world, a global resurgence of Roman Catholicism, the decline of Christianity in the West coupled with the rapid growth of evangelical and Pentecostal Christianity in the southern and eastern hemispheres, readers need a current explanation with intellectual substance that will provide historical context and update readers on all these new developments. The new edition of Church History in Plain Language does that in a stimulating manner, and it promises to be the new standard for readable Church History.

Features include:

  • Includes contemporary developments, such as the growth of Christianity in China and the rise of global Islam

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5 Comments

From beginning to end Bruce L. Shelly writes false conclusions about Jesus, the Old and New Testament, first century and later Christians. He has never connected the dots between the Old and New Testament and how the whole Bible is about Jesus. How can Bruce write as if he knows how Jesus thinks? Perhaps Bruce should open his heart and mind, re-read the Bible, ask many questions to people who have studied and lived the Word for many years, then perhaps he would have a more clear picture of how Jesus thinks. One does have to beleive who Jesus is, otherwise what he says does not matter.

Peter
Rating: 1 / 5
Church History in Plain Language, 3rd Edition


The author fails to realize that the history of the Christian Church begins and ends with Orthodoxy. Don’t get this book.
Rating: 1 / 5
Church History in Plain Language, 3rd Edition


It’s a basic, glossed-over, history. Barely a mention of the Borgias.
Rating: 2 / 5
Church History in Plain Language, 3rd Edition


I always hate doing this to my own brethren but I could only read 3 hours of this. Wordy, boring and dry.
Rating: 2 / 5
Church History in Plain Language, 3rd Edition


Bad history, bad theology, bad everything. Please do not waste your time on this book. Reads modern evangelical creedalism, separatism, and paranoia directly onto past eras of Christianity with no support. There are so many good books on Christian History. Go find one of those.
Rating: 1 / 5
Church History in Plain Language, 3rd Edition


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