Michael K. Turner

African Christian Mothers and Fathers

Theology

“Ellingsen's book is an accessible, well-organized, and effectively written treatment of the importance and enduring legacy of ancient North African Christianity. Through weaving together profiles of the important theological contributions of North African thinkers ranging from Anthony to Augustine, Elllingsen subtly makes the point that Christianity in Africa today was not simply planted by forces of colonialism, but is instead an 'indigenous faith' of that continent. This book will be of great interest to both scholars and students alike, particularly those interested in understanding Christianity as a global phenomenon.”