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Diarmaid MacCulloch

Penguin

2010-09-02

1216

GBP 14.99

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9780141021898

图书标签: 宗教历史基督教神学宗教学英文原版歷史神學教會歷史

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Christianity, one of the world's great religions, has had an incalculable impact on human history. This book, now the most comprehensive and up to date single volume work in English, describes not only the main ideas and personalities of Christian history, its organisation and spirituality, but how it has changed politics, sex, and human society. Diarmaid MacCulloch ranges from Palestine in the first century to India in the third, from Damascus to China in the seventh century and from San Francisco to Korea in the twentieth. He is one of the most widely travelled of Christian historians and conveys a sense of place as arrestingly as he does the power of ideas. He presents the development of Christian history differently from any of his predecessors. He shows how, after a semblance of unity in its earliest centuries, the Christian church divided during the next 1400 years into three increasingly distanced parts, of which the western Church was by no means always the most important: he observes that at the end of the first eight centuries of Christian history, Baghdad might have seemed a more likely capital for worldwide Christianity than Rome. This is the first truly global history of Christianity.

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其实可以当一本基督教框架下的欧洲史来读。

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“见证人”一词，希腊语为(μαρτυ?)，与殉道者为同一词。宣扬耶稣十字架及复活信息(κερυγμα)的人是走死亡之路、殉道之路的人。被耶稣的十字架大爱和恩典所征服的人们成为见证人。他们不惜生命，为基督而活，为基督而辛劳，为基督而宣教，直至为基督而死，他们不管或生或死都是基督的人(罗14:6-8)。没有任何力量能把他们与基督炙热的爱分隔。不管是患难、逼迫、饥饿、赤身露体，而且不管是威胁、严刑拷打、刀枪，还是猛兽，都不能将他们从基督的大爱中隔离出来(罗 8:35)。

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感受到了对于“宗教”这个话题的浩瀚复杂。确实不是只言片语的断言可以概括的。世界的历史被这样的东西所左右，既有合理之处，也十分令人哭笑不得。

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