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A review by mickymac
Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years by Diarmaid MacCulloch
5.0
Comprehensive, charming and witty
Like Gibbon's decline and fall, .MacCulloch combines deep insight, a fascination with ideas and good humour to produce a profound exploration of his faith. The unravelling of doctrine and explanation of how religious belief has evolved gives Christianity a texture and richness often ignored by other commentators.
Like Gibbon's decline and fall, .MacCulloch combines deep insight, a fascination with ideas and good humour to produce a profound exploration of his faith. The unravelling of doctrine and explanation of how religious belief has evolved gives Christianity a texture and richness often ignored by other commentators.