Chad Meister is Affiliate Scholar of the Ansari Institute for Global Engagement with Religion at the University of Notre Dame. He has written and edited over 30 books, including The Routledge Companion to Modern Christian Thought.J.B. Stump is Vice President of BioLogos, now working primarily at the intersection of Christianity and science. His latest book is The Sacred Chain: How Understanding Evolution Leads to Deeper Faith.

• Part 1 Incubations and origins: the ancient period 500bce–70ce 1. The pre-history of Christian thought 2. Jesus of Nazareth 3. The Apostle Paul: his thought and context 4. The break from Judaism Part 2 Definition and resistance: The Patristic period 70–500 5. Persecution of Christians 6. Spirituality and asceticism: the desert fathers and mothers 7. The Christian apologists: interacting with Gnosticism and other “heresies” 8. The early Church councils: Christological controversy and definition 9. Trinitarian debate 10. Formation of the New Testament canon 11. Augustine: philosopher, theologian, and church father Part 3 Establishment and diversification: the Medieval period 500–1500 12. Monasticism of the early Middle Ages 13. Early Diversification and the East-West Schism 14. Anselm, Abelard, and Bernard 15. Islam and Judaism in the Middle Ages 16. Women and theology in the Middle Ages 17. Thomas Aquinas 18. Preparation for reform Part 4 Protest and revolution: the Reformation period 1500–1700 19. Martin Luther 20. The Reformed tradition 21. Protesting against the Protestants: Anabaptism and the Radical Reformation 22. Reformation continues: the English and the Catholics Part 5 Enlightenment and evolution: the Modern period 1700–2000 and beyond 23. The challenge of modernism 24. Pietism and revivalism 25. Romanticism's response to Enlightenment theology 26. Neo-orthodoxy: Karl Barth and others 27. Liberal Protestantism 28. Major theological traditions and developments in the twentieth century 29. Recent and emerging themes

Chad Meister is Affiliate Scholar of the Ansari Institute for Global Engagement with Religion at the University of Notre Dame. He has written and edited over 30 books, including The Routledge Companion to Modern Christian Thought.J.B. Stump is Vice President of BioLogos, now working primarily at the intersection of Christianity and science. His latest book is The Sacred Chain: How Understanding Evolution Leads to Deeper Faith.

• Part 1 Incubations and origins: the ancient period 500bce–70ce 1. The pre-history of Christian thought 2. Jesus of Nazareth 3. The Apostle Paul: his thought and context 4. The break from Judaism Part 2 Definition and resistance: The Patristic period 70–500 5. Persecution of Christians 6. Spirituality and asceticism: the desert fathers and mothers 7. The Christian apologists: interacting with Gnosticism and other “heresies” 8. The early Church councils: Christological controversy and definition 9. Trinitarian debate 10. Formation of the New Testament canon 11. Augustine: philosopher, theologian, and church father Part 3 Establishment and diversification: the Medieval period 500–1500 12. Monasticism of the early Middle Ages 13. Early Diversification and the East-West Schism 14. Anselm, Abelard, and Bernard 15. Islam and Judaism in the Middle Ages 16. Women and theology in the Middle Ages 17. Thomas Aquinas 18. Preparation for reform Part 4 Protest and revolution: the Reformation period 1500–1700 19. Martin Luther 20. The Reformed tradition 21. Protesting against the Protestants: Anabaptism and the Radical Reformation 22. Reformation continues: the English and the Catholics Part 5 Enlightenment and evolution: the Modern period 1700–2000 and beyond 23. The challenge of modernism 24. Pietism and revivalism 25. Romanticism's response to Enlightenment theology 26. Neo-orthodoxy: Karl Barth and others 27. Liberal Protestantism 28. Major theological traditions and developments in the twentieth century 29. Recent and emerging themes

Chad Meister is Affiliate Scholar of the Ansari Institute for Global Engagement with Religion at the University of Notre Dame. He has written and edited over 30 books, including The Routledge Companion to Modern Christian Thought.J.B. Stump is Vice President of BioLogos, now working primarily at the intersection of Christianity and science. His latest book is The Sacred Chain: How Understanding Evolution Leads to Deeper Faith.

• Part 1 Incubations and origins: the ancient period 500bce–70ce 1. The pre-history of Christian thought 2. Jesus of Nazareth 3. The Apostle Paul: his thought and context 4. The break from Judaism Part 2 Definition and resistance: The Patristic period 70–500 5. Persecution of Christians 6. Spirituality and asceticism: the desert fathers and mothers 7. The Christian apologists: interacting with Gnosticism and other “heresies” 8. The early Church councils: Christological controversy and definition 9. Trinitarian debate 10. Formation of the New Testament canon 11. Augustine: philosopher, theologian, and church father Part 3 Establishment and diversification: the Medieval period 500–1500 12. Monasticism of the early Middle Ages 13. Early Diversification and the East-West Schism 14. Anselm, Abelard, and Bernard 15. Islam and Judaism in the Middle Ages 16. Women and theology in the Middle Ages 17. Thomas Aquinas 18. Preparation for reform Part 4 Protest and revolution: the Reformation period 1500–1700 19. Martin Luther 20. The Reformed tradition 21. Protesting against the Protestants: Anabaptism and the Radical Reformation 22. Reformation continues: the English and the Catholics Part 5 Enlightenment and evolution: the Modern period 1700–2000 and beyond 23. The challenge of modernism 24. Pietism and revivalism 25. Romanticism's response to Enlightenment theology 26. Neo-orthodoxy: Karl Barth and others 27. Liberal Protestantism 28. Major theological traditions and developments in the twentieth century 29. Recent and emerging themes