The Religion of Christ in the Twentieth Century

This book explores the role of Christianity in the modern world, examining how it has adapted to the cultural shifts of the 1900s. The author offers insights into the challenges faced by the Church in contemporary society and proposes ways in which it can remain relevant to new generations. This is an essential read for anyone interested in the history and future of Christianity.

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