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Two Kingdoms: The Church and Culture Through the Ages

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Title: Two Kingdoms: The Church and Culture Through the Ages
by Robert G. Clouse, Richard V. Pierard, Edwin M. Yamauchi
ISBN: 0-8024-8590-1
Publisher: Moody Publishers
Pub. Date: 01 July, 1993
Format: Hardcover
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $36.99
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Average Customer Rating: 2.5 (4 reviews)

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Rating: 2
Summary: Protestant Slant
Comment: This would have been a very good book (liked the larger print and the timelines) but everything seemed to tilt toward evangelical Protestantism (not surprised being this was a Moody publication). It overlooked a lot of early history that is very important to the Church today.

Protestants are very keen on things just coming from the Holy Scripture and I admire that. But, denominationalism is not in the Holy Scripture. Scholars estimate there are over 2600 groups (denominations) who lay claim to being the Church, or at least direct descendants of the Church described in the New Testament. I repeat 2600! But for the first thousand years of her history the Church was essentially one. There were occasional heretical groups going their own way as alluded to in the book, to be sure, but the Church was unified until the 11th century. Then we have a split, the Roman Patriarch pulled away claiming headship of the Church (we know this to be the Roman Catholic Church).

What happened to the other folks? Of course we know of Luther's Split from Rome and the many, many splinter groups thereafter, but what happened to the other folks? And why didn't Luther re-associate with them?

The authors could have done a better job answering these questions.

Rating: 4
Summary: Previous reviewers should not influence your decision!
Comment: I found this book to be most beneficial on church history that I have read. It is compulsory reading at the seminary I attended and for good reason. Its wide arc'ing coverage is second to none. Previous reviewers have obviously bought the book expecting to find the authors to have written from the readers own world view. This is not how historical books are written, before writing a review know the subject being dealt with.

Rating: 1
Summary: This Book Should Be Entitled: The Catholic Church and ...
Comment: I am very displeased with this book and it's accuracy (or the lack thereof) of "church" history! I would not have given it a single star if I had of had that choice! This book is very procatholic in it's origin of "the church" and doesn't even mention when it thinks it began! I would recommend this book to no one!

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