Description: This paperback copy of "The Great Christian Revolution" by Otto Scott is a second printing from 1995. With 295 pages, it is a great resource for young adults and adults interested in spirituality, mind, body, and spirit, sociology, war and combat, art and culture, family, parenting, and relations, history, philosophy, and more. The book covers a range of topics including popes, religious history, religions of the ancient world, middle ages, cultural history, history of ideas, modern history, hymns, international relations, economic history, history of technology, pilgrimage, modern literature, global politics, protestantism, sermons, theology, international politics, family life, government, paganism, social history, exploration, periods of art, presbyterianism, Christianity, political history, Jesus Christ, historic figures, social issues, orthodox church, judaism, saints, world history, military history, and professions.
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Book Title: The Great Christian Revolution
Book Series: Historical
Narrative Type: Nonfiction
Publisher: The Reformer Library
Original Language: English
Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults
Edition: Second Printing
Publication Year: 1995
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Era: 1990s
Author: Otto Scott
Genre: History, Spirituality, Philosophy, Art & Culture, Family, Parenting & Relations, Mind, Body & Spirit, Sociology, War & Combat
Topic: Christianity, Cultural History, Exploration, Family Life, Government, Historic Figures, History of Ideas, Hymns, International Relations, Jesus Christ, Judaism, Middle Ages, Military History, Orthodox Church, Paganism, Periods of Art, Pilgrimage, Political History, Popes, Professions, Protestantism, Religions of the Ancient World, Religious History, Saints, Sermons, Social History, Theology, World History
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Unit Quantity: 1
Number of Pages: 295
