The Cambridge Dictionary of Christianity Bibliography

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Bibliography "for further readings" covering all topics of the 2500 signed articles (by 828 contributors) of The Cambridge Dictionary of Christianity , a one volume A-Z presentation of Christianity through history and today.

The Cambridge Dictionary of Christianity is a one volume A-Z presentation of

Christian history in all parts of the world and 134 nations (look also for major events and figures);

All major denominations and Christian movements (look also for African, Asian, and Latin American churches);

All major beliefs, theological concepts, and practices by Christians in the multiplicity of historical, cultural, religious, and denominational contexts;

All major religions that interact with Christianity around the world (e.g., look for African Religion, Islam, Judaism, Shamanism); and

The methodologies for the study of Christianity (including historical, hermeneutic, cultural, and social-political approaches) and the seminal thinkers.

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