History of the World Christian Movement, Vol. 2: Modern Christianity from 1454-1800 - by Dale T Irvin & Scott W Sunquist (Paperback)

The second volume of this groundbreaking history series continues where the first left off, tracing the evolution of Christianity from the mid-15th century to the dawn of modern era.

This comprehensive work highlights the diverse expressions of Christianity across cultures and the impact of colonialism on the religion.

The authors emphasize the role of Christianity in shaping national identities and the fracturing of the Christian movement into Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant versions.

With a focus on local forms of Christianity, this book provides a nuanced understanding of the complex historical developments that have shaped the religion.

As the president of New York Theological Seminary and professor of World Christianity, Dale T.

Irvin brings his expertise to this work, along with Scott W.

Sunquist, President and professor of missiology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

This is a must-read for anyone interested in the rich history and diverse expressions of Christianity around the world.