In the Name of Heaven

Explore the profound depths of religious persecution through the lens of history in In the Name of Heaven by Mary Jane Engh. Published by Prometheus Books in 2006, this compelling hardback spans 272 pages, offering a meticulous survey of religious persecution across three millennia and a diverse array of cultures worldwide.

Engh defines religious persecution as "repressive actions initiated or condoned by authorities against their own people on religious grounds," and begins her exploration with ancient Egypt, continuing through the biblical history of Israel. This insightful work delves into the complexities of religious conflict and the sociological implications of violence in society, making it an essential read for anyone interested in church history and the historical context of Christianity.

Join Mary Jane Engh on a journey through time and culture, and gain a deeper understanding of the struggles faced by countless individuals in the name of faith.