History and the Christian historian / edited by Ronald A. Wells.
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. Perspective and theory. What difference might Christian perspectives make? / George M. Marsden
- Between "romance" and "true history": historical narrative and truth telling in a postmodern age / Shirley A. Mullen
- Critical historical judgment and Biblical faith / C. Stephen Evans
- History in search of meaning: the Conference on Faith and History / D.G. Hart
- pt. 2. Discrete themes and subjects. Men, women, and God: some historiographical issues / Margaret Lamberts Bendroth
- The potential of missiology for the crises of history / Mark A. Noll
- Whose story, which story?: memory and identity among Baptists in the South / Bill J. Leonard
- Selves and others in early New England: refashioning American Puritan studies / Richard Pointer
- The little white church: historiographical revisions about religion in rural America / Robert P. Swierenga
- Decoding conflicted history: religion and the historiography on Northern Ireland / Ronald A. Wells
- pt. 3. Applications for teaching history. Teaching history, the Gospel, and the postmodern self / Jerry L. Summers
- Doing justice in history: using narrative frames responsibly / G. Marcille Frederick
- Christianity, history, and multiculturalism / Edwin J. Van Kley.