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Discover 'The History of the Church from Christ to Constantine', a seminal work by Bishop Eusebius, the father of church history. This remarkable text, published by Penguin UK in 1990, offers an in-depth exploration into the early Church's evolution, stretching from the life of Jesus Christ through the critical era of Constantine's reign. Eusebius, a renowned scholar residing in Caesarea, expertly documents the challenges faced by Christians and their unwavering commitment to preserving the purity of doctrinal traditions during the Great Persecution. With 480 pages of rich historical narrative, this trade paperback provides a comprehensive account of ecclesiastical history, making it essential for both theologians and history enthusiasts alike. Eusebius’s work serves as a foundational reference for anyone studying the development of Christianity and its historical context, shedding light on key theological battles and the Church's resilience. Explore the dynamic interplay between faith and politics as Eusebius narrates the struggle of early Christians against persecution and heretical movements. This edition of 'The History of the Church' not only enriches your understanding of early Christianity but also illustrates the pivotal moments that shaped the Church's future. Ideal for scholars, students, and casual readers, this book is a must-have addition to your religious and historical library.