Philip Jenkins

Philip Jenkins is a Distinguished Professor of History at Baylor University and author of The Great and Holy War: How World War I Became a Religious Crusade.

Philip Jenkins

Myths About a Growing Muslim (and Christian) Europe

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Untangling the Mystery of the Bird and the Cross in a Masterpiece

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How a “Little Course” from Spain Strengthened Christianity in America

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The Alpha Course: Meeting Jesus in the Land of the Lost

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Sing a Hymn to the New Martyrs

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Stalin as the Anti-Christ: The Catholic Roots of the Red Scare

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Christians’ Role as Political Players in Middle East Could Be History

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The Forgotten First Eastern Christians

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All Christians Rely on Tradition Rather than Scripture Alone

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Finding Clues to America’s Future in Catholic History

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