Discover how faith, race, and human behavior shaped Christianity, and why Black and White Christianity are more than just a comparison.
Black and White Christianity examines how Christianity practiced by White and Black communities aligns, or diverges, from the teachings of Jesus. Dr. Ronald Barnes traces Christianity's evolution from the early disciples to its institutionalization in Europe and America, showing how faith became intertwined with authority, culture, and human behavior.
Blending historical depth with psychological insight, the book explores religion not just as doctrine but as an expression of human thought and action. Rich, introspective, and uniquely comprehensive, this work offers readers a deeper understanding of how Christianity evolved, diverged, and continues to shape human lives.
