Christianity and the Making of the Modern Family

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Exploring the paradox of Christianity's evolution, the book delves into how a faith that initially emphasized detachment from worldly concerns came to celebrate traditional family values. It examines the historical context and theological shifts that shaped this transformation, highlighting key figures, movements, and cultural influences that contributed to the church's changing stance on family life. Through a nuanced analysis, it reveals the complexities of religious doctrine and its impact on societal norms regarding family and relationships.