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P.S.
WHY are we doing this? After prayer and consideration
of changes in the industry, we are closing the publishing
and book-selling components of GLP.
Green Leaf Press started in 1980 as a non-profit corporation
to provide books to encourage faith. We have limited quantities
of Christian books that need to find a good home and at these
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Modernity developed only in the West—in Europe and North America. Nowhere else did science and democracy arise; nowhere else was slavery outlawed. Only Westerners invented chimneys, musical scores, telescopes, eyeglasses, pianos, electric lights, aspirin, and soap.
Get the keys to engage in conversation about one’s beliefs by using the tools of storytelling and illustrations in this book. Instead of bombarding people with a one sided lecture, the authors give examples of how to discuss and defend the questions Christians are often asked, such as:
From the introduction: Fire is a multivalent metaphor. It destroys and refines; its light illuminates while its smoke conceals. . . . In taking fire upon the earth as the guiding metaphor for the story of Christianity in world history, this book attempts to do justice to the images multifaceted implications. Friends, enemies, and neutral observers have judged the story of Christianity to be one of amazing creativity and terrible destruction, of fearless accomplishments and grim failures. . . . Whatever else there is to be said, Christianity has left its mark on the world as surely as any fire. And the story and the mark form the subject of this book.
This book is invaluable for the study of the growth and development of the Christian Church in the first five centuries A.D. It gives a perspective on the first 500 years of the church that enriches what is learned from other church histories dealing with this period. It confirms the early selection of the twenty-seven books of the New Testament by the church. It explains the development of three distinctive ranks in the clergy: bishop, presbyter, and deacon. The evolution of the primacy of bishops in all of the major cities is clearly explained. It depicts the influence of the growing monastic movement from the second century onward, which embraced the idea of spiritual superiority of celibacy over marriage and the practice of arduous disciplines which had great influence on the church in succeeding centuries. T
