Excellent read for anyone interested in learning much about such a wide-ranging and diverse institution as the Christian faith. Very well researched and constructed.

It felt like reading an encyclopedia. That's difficult on an audio book when you don't know much on the topic at hand..

This is a book worth reading or listening to. It is very broad in the coverage of the various Christian communities. It covered some that I never knew existed. What is particularly nice is the 6 DVD video series that accompanies the book. The DVD set is available through Amazon or Netflix. The material covered is interesting and the writer knows how to present the material. I would highly recommend this book/video/recording to anyone interested in the topic.

Couldn’t make it through the book! His unsupported partiality makes this book a commentary on his personal predisposition rather than history.

MaCulloch himself

Grand

Nope

refund

All encompassing, thorough, and balanced. It is a very well done summary of the long history of the Christian Church and ecclesiastical communities.

Walter Dixon did a good job although some of the pronunciations of some technical words were not what I was used to hearing. I'm not sure if they were variants from other English speaking cultures.

It kept me interested, despite the length of the audio book, to hear the full story of Church history.

The book provided hours of enjoyable learning of Christianity with great detail and little bias. I would highly recommend if you appreciate a well written history collection

There is no favorite character involved in this other than Christ, but as you listen through the ages you will appreciate each leading king or person of interest for that era.

Walter Dixon was the favorite character. His voice was easy to keep my attention through the 40 plus hours

Bring a comfy pillow, we are going to be here awhile

Every aspect of this audiobook was well done. Sound quality, narrator and the book itself.

I have read a lot of text books on this subject, but this is told in such a way that it keeps your attention while explaining the nuances! Thank you for making avaliable to us in audio form. I also have the book. Hearing it helps me digest the information.

This book is extremely hard to follow. It is not really chronological and is too much information with too many players to present it in the manner in which the author does. Perhaps it would be better read than listened to . . . I'm not sure. I would not recommend this book. The parts in which I found tidbits of interest were just that, tidbits. The overall theme is that the history of Christianity is a history of power struggle and politics. While I am certain that is true it could be far more interestingly written.

It had everything i don't like about history, filled with fact after fact with little animation or insight.

I enjoyed the narrator's conversational and attention-holding manner, and the fluid and appealing way the author writes of the Roman Empire's version of Christianity versus the flavors of the other Christian rites.

I've not read such a comprehensive approach to this subject, before, so I would not compare it at all.

No, I have not.

No.

A quality book with an outstanding narration