Christianity in Egypt: A History of the Coptic Orthodox And Evangelical Presbyterian Churches: Theology and Mission in World Christianity, cartea 44
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004754751
ISBN-10: 900475475X
Pagini: 376
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.53 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Theology and Mission in World Christianity
ISBN-10: 900475475X
Pagini: 376
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.53 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Theology and Mission in World Christianity
Notă biografică
Michael Parker, PhD, formerly Director of Graduate Studies and Professor of Church History at the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo. He has written six books, the most recent being Through Middle Eastern Eyes: A Life of Kenneth E. Bailey.
Cuprins
Preface
Introduction
Part 1
Pre-Christian Egypt and Christianity in the Nation’s Greco-Roman Period
Introduction to Part 1
1 Pre-Christian Egypt
1 An Overview of Ancient Egyptian History from the Predynastic to the Roman Period
2 Religion in Egypt
3 Egypt in the Bible
2 Christianity Emerges and Takes Shape in Egypt, 50–300
1 Was There a Christian Church in First- and Second-Century Egypt?
2 Emerging Evidence of Christianity in Second-Century Egypt
3 The Catechetical School of Alexandria
4 Episcopal Leadership
5 The Rise of Monasticism (the Second through Fourth Centuries)
6 The Egyptian Founders of Monasticism
3 The Struggle of Athanasius, 301–381
1 The Great Persecution
2 The Melitian Schism
3 The Trinitarian Controversy of the Fourth Century
4 The Conflict between Cyril and Nestorius, 382–451
1 Prelude to the Controversy
2 The Nestorian Controversy
5 Byzantine Oppression and the Arab Conquest, 451–641
1 The Immediate Aftermath of Chalcedon
2 Ethiopia and Sudan
Part 2
Egyptian Christianity under Islam
Introduction to Part 2
6 The Coptic Church under Early Islamic Rule, 641–1260
1 The First Centuries after the Arab Conquest, 641–750
2 Abbasid “Islamic Empire” Period, 750–970
3 The Church in the Fatimid Caliphate, 969–1171
4 Ayyubid Dynasty, 1171–1260
5 The Coptic Church in the Thirteenth Century
7 The Coptic Church under the Mamluks and Ottomans, 1260–1854
1 Under the Mamluk Empire, 1260–1517
2 Under the Ottoman Empire, 1517–1798
3 French Invasion and Occupation, 1798–1801
4 The Era of Muhammad ʿAli, 1805–1848
8 The Revival of the Coptic Church, 1854–1958
1 Church Revival
9 The American Mission in Egypt, 1854–1950
1 General Background to Mission in the 19th Century
2 The Mission Launched
3 Decline of the American Mission
10 The Coptic Church in the Modern World, 1959–2020
1 The Church and Modernity
11 The Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Egypt in the Modern World, 1950–2020
1 The Evangelical Church Becomes Independent
2 The Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Egypt Today
3 CEOSS, the Protestant Council, and the Kasr al-Debarra
4 A Final Word
Appendix 1: The Nicene Creed (Original Version), 325
Appendix 2: The Nicene Creed (Nicene-Constantinopolitan Version), 381
Appendix 3: The Chalcedonian Definition, 451
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Part 1
Pre-Christian Egypt and Christianity in the Nation’s Greco-Roman Period
Introduction to Part 1
1 Pre-Christian Egypt
1 An Overview of Ancient Egyptian History from the Predynastic to the Roman Period
2 Religion in Egypt
3 Egypt in the Bible
2 Christianity Emerges and Takes Shape in Egypt, 50–300
1 Was There a Christian Church in First- and Second-Century Egypt?
2 Emerging Evidence of Christianity in Second-Century Egypt
3 The Catechetical School of Alexandria
4 Episcopal Leadership
5 The Rise of Monasticism (the Second through Fourth Centuries)
6 The Egyptian Founders of Monasticism
3 The Struggle of Athanasius, 301–381
1 The Great Persecution
2 The Melitian Schism
3 The Trinitarian Controversy of the Fourth Century
4 The Conflict between Cyril and Nestorius, 382–451
1 Prelude to the Controversy
2 The Nestorian Controversy
5 Byzantine Oppression and the Arab Conquest, 451–641
1 The Immediate Aftermath of Chalcedon
2 Ethiopia and Sudan
Part 2
Egyptian Christianity under Islam
Introduction to Part 2
6 The Coptic Church under Early Islamic Rule, 641–1260
1 The First Centuries after the Arab Conquest, 641–750
2 Abbasid “Islamic Empire” Period, 750–970
3 The Church in the Fatimid Caliphate, 969–1171
4 Ayyubid Dynasty, 1171–1260
5 The Coptic Church in the Thirteenth Century
7 The Coptic Church under the Mamluks and Ottomans, 1260–1854
1 Under the Mamluk Empire, 1260–1517
2 Under the Ottoman Empire, 1517–1798
3 French Invasion and Occupation, 1798–1801
4 The Era of Muhammad ʿAli, 1805–1848
8 The Revival of the Coptic Church, 1854–1958
1 Church Revival
9 The American Mission in Egypt, 1854–1950
1 General Background to Mission in the 19th Century
2 The Mission Launched
3 Decline of the American Mission
10 The Coptic Church in the Modern World, 1959–2020
1 The Church and Modernity
11 The Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Egypt in the Modern World, 1950–2020
1 The Evangelical Church Becomes Independent
2 The Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Egypt Today
3 CEOSS, the Protestant Council, and the Kasr al-Debarra
4 A Final Word
Appendix 1: The Nicene Creed (Original Version), 325
Appendix 2: The Nicene Creed (Nicene-Constantinopolitan Version), 381
Appendix 3: The Chalcedonian Definition, 451
Bibliography
Index