Christianity: Historical Setting

Stanley M. Burgess

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This chapter contains sections titled: Jesus and Social Justice Leading Social Reformers in the Early Church Medieval Women Other Medieval Champions of Social Justice Protestant Reformers Modern Catholic Teaching on Social Justice Black Males in the American Abolitionist Movement Modern Women and Equality Modern Eastern Christian and Protestant Extremes Conclusions References

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