A History of Christianity /
Kenneth Scotte Latourette.
- rev. ed.
- New York : Harper & Row, 1975.
- 2 v. : maps; 21 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents: Volume 1: to A.D. 1500 The Pre-Christian Course of Mankind-- Jesus and the gospel-- The First Five Hundred Years: Christianity Wins the Roman Empire and Takes Shape-- Four Centuries of Resurgence and Advance, AD 950-AD 1350-- Geographic Loss and Internal Lassitude, Confusion and Corruption, Partly Offset by vigorous life, AD 1350-AD 1500 Volume 2: Reformation to the Present The Pre-Christian course of mankind Jesus and the gospel The first five hundred years: Christianity wins the Roman empire and takes shape The darkest hours: the great recession, A.D. 500-A.D.950 Four centuries of resurgence and advance , A.D. 950-A.D. 1350 Geographic loss and internal lassitude, confusion, and corruption, partly offset by vigorous life, A.D. 1350--A.D. 1500 Reform and expansion, A.D. 1500-A.D. 1750 Repudiation and revival, A.D. 1750-A.D. 1815 The Great century: growing repudiation paralleled by abounding vitality and unprecedented expansion, A.D. 1815-A.D. 1914 Vigour amidst storm, A.D. 1914-A.D. 1952 increasing disestablishment, increasing diversity, growth and vitality, A.D. 1950-A.D. 1975