Le professeur Andrew Jotischky concentre ses recherches sur les croyances, traditions et pratiques religieuses médiévales, ainsi que sur les institutions religieuses. Son travail explore le monachisme médiéval, les croisades et les États croisés, les interactions entre la chrétienté latine et la chrétienté grecque orthodoxe, les pèlerinages, ainsi que l'alimentation et le régime au Moyen Âge. La recherche de Jotischky se caractérise par un profond intérêt pour la manière dont la foi se manifestait dans la vie quotidienne et façonnait la société. Son écriture éclaire le monde complexe des mouvements religieux médiévaux, en soulignant leurs contextes historiques et culturels pour le lecteur.
Crusading and the Crusader States explores how the idea of holy war emerged from the troubled Church of the 11th century, and why Jerusalem and the Holy Land were so important to Europeans. It follows the progress of the major crusading expeditions, offers insights into their continuing failure,... číst celé
Explores the relationship between the books of the Bible and the land from which they came. Including maps on topics ranging from the wanderings of Abraham to Modern Jerusalem, this book provides a comprehensive timeline comparing developments in Mesopotamia, Syria, Egypt, Asia Minor, Greece and Rome and a gazetteer of biblical place-names.
This new historical atlas - richly illustrated with photographs, artwork recreations and full-colour maps, explores the Middle Ages from the coming of the barbarian invasions in the fourth century to the first voyages to the New World in the 16th century.
Exploring the evolution of medieval monasticism from the fourth to the sixteenth century, this comprehensive history delves into the lives of monks and nuns, their spiritual practices, and the profound impact they had on society, culture, and politics. It examines key developments in monastic orders, the relationship between monasticism and the Church, and the shifting roles of monasteries in the medieval world, offering a rich narrative that highlights the significance of these religious communities throughout the ages.
Monasticism was the dominant form of religious life in the medieval West and in the Byzantine world. Latin and Greek Monasticism in the Crusader States explores the parallel histories of monasteries and monasticism in western and Byzantine traditions in the Near East during the Crusader period... číst celé
Discover the wars that first polarised Islamic and Christian civilisations číst celé
Equipping youth ministers with the tools of a crosscultural missionary The parallels between ministry within youth culture and global missions have long been touted by youth ministry experts, yet few resources exist to help youth workers benefit apply the insights of missiologists. In Youth Ministry as Mission, Brian Hull and Patrick Mays fill this gap with an introduction to missiology, missions practice, and missionary witness tailored especially for a youth ministry context. Youth ministers will discover missiological language that not only describes realities they face regularly, but also provides practical cross-cultural activities that translate well to youth ministries. Hull and Mays address issues such as these: - Avoiding ethical relativism while understanding historical and methodological changes in missions - Translating stories and practicing storytelling as preparation for witnessing - Training for witness in a multi-religious context Youth Ministry as Mission will be a valuable guide for college and seminary students but will also be a breath of fresh air to those already working as youth directors and youth ministers.