A survey of the history of Christianity starting with the second century Mediterranean world, with particular attention to the role of women in the Christian movement and the encounters between Christianity and other religions. Moving through Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages and the European Reformations, including the emergence of Wesleyanism, the survey traces early transatlantic history, following the development of Christianity in colonial Latin America up to the liberationist movements of the late twentieth century and the emergence of other branches of Christianity.

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