⿿Christianity In The First Century: Or, The New Birth Of The Social Life Of Man Through The Rising Of Christianity⿝ explores the transformative impact of early Christianity on the social fabric of the ancient world. Christoph Hoffmann examines the historical context of the first century, detailing how the teachings of Jesus and the actions of his followers reshaped societal norms and values. This work delves into the profound changes brought about by the nascent Christian faith, offering insights into its rapid spread and enduring influence. Discover how Christianity sparked a new era in human social life during its formative years.

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