The Church in the Modern Age

Focusing on the complex developments of the twentieth century, this history of the Christian Church offers a coherent narrative that transcends Eurocentrism. It presents three major perspectives: a political lens examining international conflicts, a regional view encompassing Christianity across Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and beyond, and an institutional analysis of various Christian traditions and their interactions with other faiths. The epilogue reflects on the future of Christianity in the new millennium, providing a comprehensive overview of its global evolution.