From the Book - First American edition.
A millennium of beginnings (1000 BCE - 100 CE). Greece and Rome (c. 1000 BCE - 100 CE) ; Israel (c. 1000 BCE - 100 CE)
One church, one faith, one Lord (4 BCE - 451 CE). A crucified messiah (4 BCE - 100 CE) ; Boundaries defined (50 CE - 300) ; The prince: ally or enemy? (100 - 300) ; The imperial church (300 - 451)
Vanishing futures: east and south (451 - 1500). Defying Chalcedon: Asia and Africa (451 - 622) ; Islam: the great realignment (622 - 1500)
The unpredictable rise of Rome (300 - 1300). The making of Latin Christianity (300 - 500) ; Latin Christendom: new frontiers (500 - 1000) ; The west: universal emperor or universal pope? (900 - 1200) ; A church for all people? (1100 - 1300)
Orthodoxy: the imperial faith (451 - 1800). Faith in a new Rome (451-900) ; Orthodoxy: more than an empire (900 - 1700) ; Russia: the third Rome (900 - 1800)
Western Christianity dismembered (1300 - 1800). Perspectives on the true church (1300 - 1517) ; A house divided (1517 - 1660) ; Rome's renewal (1500 - 1700) ; A worldwide faith (1500 - 1800) ; Protestant awakenings (1600 - 1800)
God in the dock (1492 - present). Enlightenment: ally or enemy? (1492 - 1815) ; Europe re-enchanted or disenchanted? (1815 - 1914) ; To make the world protestant (1700 - 1914) ; Not peace but a sword (1914-60) ; Culture wars (1960 - present).