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Rethinking Early Christian Mission: Geography and Identity in the First Four Centuries

by Angelo di Berardino, Joel Elowsky

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  • 386 pages
  • Publisher: ICCS Press
  • 17.8 x 25.4 x 2.3 cm

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Rethinking Early Christian Mission maps the complex diffusion of Christianity from rural Galilee to imperial dominance. Di Berardino looks beyond standard mission narratives to explore the social geography of expansion, emphasizing the roles of everyday believers-including slaves, soldiers, and women-in transmitting the faith. This nuanced study of identity formation and technical vocabulary challenges our understanding of "Christianization" in the Roman world.
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Ancient Christianity: The Development of Its Institutions and PracticesRethinking Early Christian Mission: Geography and Identity in the First Four Centuries

  • Title

    Rethinking Early Christian Mission: Geography and Identity in the First Four Centuries

  • Authors

    Angelo di Berardino +2

  • Publisher

    ICCS Press

  • Published

    March 2026

  • Weight

    886g

  • Page Count

    386

  • Dimensions

    17.8 x 25.4 x 2.3 cm

  • ISBN

    9781624280450

  • ISBN-10

    1624280455

  • Eden Code

    7430611