Atlas of the Christian Church by Henry Chadwick

Atlas of the Christian Church Reviews

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  Nick

  Lovely volume in the Cultural Atlas series, this contains great maps and illustrations. The text provides a really useful general outline of early Christianity to the present day.
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  Danielle Ma

  I haven't cracked open either of Caleb's dense history books (The Penguin History of the World and Gonzalez's The Story of Christianity Volume 1) but I reckon this is much more accessible and retainable than the two. There's art, pictures, timelines, and readable text that doesn't make you doze off mid-sentence...
  Anyways this is a perfect primer for before getting anywhere close to his books haha.
  
  I flipped through the book for a bit and only ended up having time to read the first few pages of the Reformation section but wow, I'm seriously clueless with a lot of the more basic foundational historical stuff. I've briefly glanced through the stuff before but never really allowed any of it to actually sink in so... guess I have a lot of foundation building to do!
  
  And it's edited by Henry Chadwick! (The guy who translated my edition of Augustine's Confession, what a cool bloke)
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  Zecchaeus Jensen

  Looked like a good book at first when it looked at the early Church but it only gives eight pages to Orthodoxy and limits it’s scope to a very small period of when it was written in the 70’s. :/
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  Steve Gysler

  It's a good book.