Christianity in the Apostolic Age

Christianity in the Apostolic Age, written by George Purves, is a historical account of early Christianity that examines the New Testament books as primary sources. Published in the early 20th century, the work defends the classification of these texts as apostolic literature while exploring the development of apostolic Christianity. Purves argues for the recognition of supernatural elements in understanding the origins and evolution of Christian faith during this pivotal era. The book aims to provide a comprehensive overview while addressing various critical perspectives on the subject.