An Alliance across the Alps explains who the Waldensians are, how they formed a Protestant 'Israel of the Alps' in a tiny enclave and, with British help, how they sought to become an evangelical church for Italy. This study concentrates on the special relationship between the Waldensians and British evangelicals in Victorian times, the British cultural love affair with Italy and the contemporary witness and service in a dramatically changing Italy. R. D. Kernohan looks at the Waldensians in the wide context of Italian life ...
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An Alliance across the Alps explains who the Waldensians are, how they formed a Protestant 'Israel of the Alps' in a tiny enclave and, with British help, how they sought to become an evangelical church for Italy. This study concentrates on the special relationship between the Waldensians and British evangelicals in Victorian times, the British cultural love affair with Italy and the contemporary witness and service in a dramatically changing Italy. R. D. Kernohan looks at the Waldensians in the wide context of Italian life and religion, including the progress of Pentecostalism. An Alliance across the Alps offers new insight into a neglected but significant area of Church history. The story of this troubled but tenacious Christian minoritya minority even amongst the increasing number of Italian Protestantsis also relevant to a situation where we are all minorities in a world of many faiths and much unbelief.
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Very Good in Very Good jacket. Handsel 2005, no additional printings indicated. Signed by author on front end page (with non-personalized inscription and date of Sept 2005) and on title page (signature only). Very good hardcover in very good dust jacket. Binding is tight, sturdy, and square; boards and text also very good. Light shelfwear. NOT an ex-library copy, NO remainder mark, NOT a book club. Ships from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota.