Some New (to me anyway) Insights on Schilder
In my particular Reformed heritage the name of Klaas Schilder looms large. Most people don’t know about him today anymore, […]
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In my particular Reformed heritage the name of Klaas Schilder looms large. Most people don’t know about him today anymore, […]
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In past instalments in this series, we’ve already seen a growing rift between the Eastern and Western sides of Christianity. […]
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John Eliot was an early missionary to the First Nations of North America. This was during the 1600s. He lived […]
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I was recently interviewed on the Kids Talk Church History Podcast about Guido de Bres and the history of the […]
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Power struggles appear everywhere in history. One of the epic power struggles was the one between popes and kings. As […]
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The Council of Nicea was decisive for addressing Trinitarian heresies. But following this meeting, other heresies continued to infect the […]
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Following the conversion of Constantine, the Church appeared to have peace, at least from external threats. However, there were still […]
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When we think of the rulers of the Roman Empire we usually think of those famous for their treachery, debauchery, […]
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Today I’m starting a new church history series. Taking my inspiration from Mark Noll’s Turning Points, we’ll be looking at […]
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One of the reasons history is exciting is that you often find others who have dealt with similar questions to […]
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5 Puritan Women: Portraits of Faith and Love, Jenny-Lyn de Klerk. Wheaton: Crossway, 2023. Paperback, 155 pages. When most people […]
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Church History, Simonetta Carr. Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2022. Hardcover, 265 pages. When I was a lad attending our […]
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Directed by Jon Erwin and Brent McCorkle, the film Jesus Revolution was released to American audiences back in February. However, […]
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I’ve heard a lot about the artificial intelligence website ChatGPT. Today I checked it out a little. What I found […]
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