Rodney Stark describes one outworking of the Christian view of the world.
Rodney Stark describes one outworking of the Christian view of the world.
Rodney Stark notes the importance of personal networks in the early growth of Christianity.
Rodney Stark describes what happened when great plagues swept through the Roman Empire.
Rodney Stark disputes the claim that early Christianity was a movement of the poor and slaves.
Rodney Stark considers what it looked like for a new faith to take root in the Roman Empire.
Iain Provan considers the content, and the nature, of law – as well as something greater.
Lynn Cohick contrasts Graeco-Roman patronage with Jewish and Christian giving.
Lynn Cohick explains the why and how of early Christian opposition to exposure.
Lynn Cohick describes one practical outworking of the unity of the early church.
John Stackhouse explains how disruptive the Christian idea of humility has been.
John Stackhouse explains that the idea of social equality was scandalous to Romans.
John Stackhouse says the Roman Empire saw the early church as a threat.
