Re-inventing the Church

Tim Horn  |  Reviews
Date posted:  1 Oct 2004
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POST-CHRISTENDOM
Church & Mission in a strange new world
By Stuart Murray. Paternoster. 343 pages. £9.99
ISBN 1 84227 261 6

The book sets out to show how both Christianity and the state were altered by their alignment with each other.

The first half deals with the history and effects of Christendom and the second with how we should 'do church' in post-Christendom.

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