Focusing on the historical evolution of Church and state relations, Dr. Norman examines the gradual shift toward their formal separation starting in the mid-eighteenth century. The study highlights key movements and influences that have shaped this significant transition, providing insights into the implications for society and governance.
Focusing on the evolution of Christian Socialism, this book delves into the lives and ideas of its most prominent advocates. It examines their contributions and the impact they had on the movement, providing a comprehensive understanding of how Christian principles intersected with social justice throughout history. Through detailed analysis, the work highlights the ideological foundations and the enduring relevance of Christian Socialism in contemporary discussions on faith and social responsibility.