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Martyrdom and noble death

J. W. van Henten

2002

Hagar, Sarah, and their children

Phyllis Trible, Letty M. Russell

2005

Intimations of Christianity among the ancient Greeks

Simone Weil

1958

The Myth of Christian uniqueness

John Harwood Hick, Paul F. Knitter

1987

Religion and society in modern Europe

René Rémond

1999

Europe's inner demons

Norman Rufus Colin Cohn, N. Cohn, Norman Cohn

1975

The reasonableness of Christianity

Maria-Christina Pitassi, Helene Bouchilloux, John Locke

1958

The monotheists

F. E. Peters

2003

When God Was a Woman

Merlin Stone

1976 ★ 4.2

On religion

Karl Marx

1964

Whose Religion Is Christianity?

Lamin Sanneh

2003

Dying for God

Daniel Boyarin

1999

Pagan Rome and the early christians

Stephen Benko

1984

Dharma, Hindu and Christian according to Roberto de Nobili

Arokiasamy, Soosai S.J.

1986

Worlds of memory and wisdom

Jean Halpérin, Hans Ucko

2005

But that I can't believe!

John A. T. Robinson

1967

Finding God Beyond Harvard

Kelly Monroe Kullberg

2006

History of the world Christian movement

Dale T. Irvin, Scott W. Sunquist

2001

Paganism and Christianity, 100-425 C.E.

Eugene Lane, Ramsay MacMullen

1992

Not by Reason Alone

Joshua Mitchell

1993

New Testament eschatology in an African background

Mbiti, John S.

1971

A history of the Christian church

Williston Walker

1918

A Secular Age

Charles Taylor

2008

Christian theology

Alister E. McGrath

1997

Early Christianity & Hellenistic Judaism

Peder Borgen

1996

Our right to choose

Beverly Wildung Harrison

1983

The Christian God

Richard Swinburne

1994

Faith and rationality

Nicholas Wolterstorff, Alvin Plantinga

1983

Sex and the Penitentials

Pierre J. Payer

1984

Religion in the Middle East

Arthur John Arberry

1969

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