Take and read
What happens when a superb scholar who studies both North American religious history and global Christianity decides to bring those fields together, to understand how each informs the other? The answer is The New Shape of World Christianity, which shows how the religious patterns that emerged in 19th-century America reshaped the rest of the planet. Particularly valuable are Noll’s case studies of Christian growth in Korea and East Africa.
This article is available to subscribers only. Please subscribe for full access—subscriptions begin at $4.95. Already have an online account? Log in now. Already a print subscriber? Create an online account for no additional cost.
Tags:
- andrew finstuen
- andrew s finstuen
- beyond christendom
- billy graham and the rise of the republican south
- christian mission
- christian theology in asia
- dana l robert
- dana robert
- g lee ramsey
- g lee ramsey jr
- god and race in american politics
- jehu hanciles
- mark a noll
- mark noll
- mary farrell bednarowski
- original sin and everyday protestants
- peter j thuesen
- peter thuesen
- preachers and misfits prophets and thieves
- predestination
- sally mcmillen
- sebastian c h kim
- sebastian kim
- seneca falls and the origins of the women's rights movement
- steven miller
- steven p miller
- the new shape of world christianity
- twentieth-century global christianity
