19 days ago by eafcatolica

Zenit.- Se ha hablado demasiado prematuramente de la muerte del Cristianismo en Europa. Así lo afirma el experto en sociología de la religión Philip Jenkins, episcopaliano americano y autor de numerosos trabajos reconocidos mundialmente. En una entrevista concedida al diario italiano Avvenire, Jenki ...

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19 days ago by tonibandin

Se ha hablado demasiado prematuramente de la muerte del Cristianismo en Europa. Así lo afirma el experto en sociología de la religión Philip Jenkins, episcopaliano americano y autor de numerosos trabajos reconocidos mundialmente. En una entrevista concedida al diario italiano Avvenire, Jenkins rebat ...

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34 days ago by Matthew Moffitt

Long term readers of hebel might remember that one of my earliest post's was on the real history of the Crusades. American sociologist Rodney Stark has just released a new book on the crusades that I read over the October long weekend. God's Battalions: The Case for the Crusades is Stark's attempt t ...

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63 days ago by John

I have heard some of these stats before and read something similar in Philip Jenkins book “The New Christendom”, but they never fail to amaze me. Found this on the Going Global blog the other day… This past Sunday it is possible that more Christian believers attended church in China than in all of s ...

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81 days ago by Gerard O'Neill

I recently listened to a fascinating and inspiring interview with Ayaan Hirsi Ali over at Point of Inquiry. She describes her own personal journey from a strict Muslim upbringing in Somalia to her life today in the West (including police protection because of her outspoken criticisms of the treatmen ...

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109 days ago by Gardening

The most recent issue of the Journal of Mormon History actually arrived a little while back, but I’ve been slow to post this. Since the next will be here soon, I’d better get this out! I’ll be more prompt next time! First, the JMH has published Philip Jenkins’ 2008 Tanner Lecture entitled “Letting G ...

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109 days ago by Gardening

The most recent issue of the Journal of Mormon History actually arrived a little while back, but I’ve been slow to post this. Since the next will be here soon, I’d better get this out! I’ll be more prompt next time! First, the JMH has published Philip Jenkins’ 2008 Tanner Lecture entitled “Letting G ...

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129 days ago by Jonathan Dodson

Okay, so maybe American missions work is driven by the same kind of pragmatism that characterizes so many American churches. Is that really such a big deal? Well, stop and consider the differences between planting pragmatically-driven churches in America versus planting them in most Majority World c ...

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139 days ago by Steve Addison Steve Addison

According to Phillip Jenkins, the particular shape of Christianity with which we are familiar is a radical departure from what was for well over a millennium the historical norm: another, earlier global Christianity once existed. For most of its history, Christianity was a tricontinental religion, w ...

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158 days ago by Hunter Baker

From Philip Jenkins at Foreign Policy: Ironically, after centuries of rebelling against religious authority, the coming of Islam is also reviving political issues most thought extinct in Europe, including debates about the limits of freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and the right to proselytiz ...

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