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Lisa Maugans Driver: Christ At The Center

| October 12, 2011 | no comments

Driver’s work offers a helpful introduction to the development of Christianity in the first four centuries of the Church. It might very well be used as a standard textbook for survey courses in Early Church History. It highlights the main issues that shaped the doctrines of the Early Church, while providing the stepping stones needed for further study. I recommend this work for anyone looking to become familiar with the general story of early Christianity.

Reviewed by Shane VanMeveren

 

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Category: Fall 2011, Living the Faith, Pneuma Review

About the Author: Shane VanMeveren, M.Div. (Sioux Falls Seminary), Ph.D. (Regent University), has served as head pastor of three congregations in the upper Midwest and is currently the pastor of Bethany Mennonite Church in Freeman, South Dakota. He is currently engaged in research in Patristic studies and Medieval theology.

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