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Birth of a Worldview, a Review
Summary: This essay is a summary of the book "Birth of a Worldview: Early Christianity in its Jewish and Pagan Context" by Robert Doran. Begins with a historical outline of the development of the early Christian world and then delves into a more theological analysis in the latter portions.
In Birth of a Worldview: Early Christianity in its Jewish and Pagan Context, Robert Doran attempts to analyze the development of Christianity in the early period of its formation and how it related to the Jewish and the pagan (Roman) religions throughout its development in early times. The text begins with a historical outline of the development of the early Christian world and then delves into a more theological analysis in the latter portions. The development of the book mirrors the development of Christianity itself, which was focused early on with finding ways to worship and expand the faith in a world that was very anti-Christian. Once it had become more accepted throughout the world, Christian writing and thought about theological matters flourished as a result.
The first chapter, Christians and the Roman World, examines the historical development of Christianity in its first few hundred years of existence...
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