Here’s a 2 for 1 Deal: AiG on…BioLogos and Hugh Ross!
I have not been posting much these days, due to the fact I’ve been occupied with a few other projects. But for this post, my 300th post, I thought I’...
Month: October 2016
All About MYTH: A Quick Response to a Facebook Discussion on Myth, the Gospels, and Jesus
I have not been posting too much this month because I have been busy with other things. Nevertheless, in light of a recent extensive Facebook discussion (and si...
The Ways of the Worldviews (Part 17): Monaticism and Pagan Europe
When it comes to Church history, we must always remember that oftentimes the true impact of Christianity is to be found far away from the halls of power. While ...
The Ways of the Worldviews (Part 16)–A Hodgepodge of Information about Christianity, Slavery, and the Differences Between East and West
The reason why I have not posted anything in the past week or so will soon become obvious. As I’ve been looking at the next section of my “Ways of the Worldview...
The Ways of the Worldviews (Part 15): Christian Philosophy in the Byzantine Age–(Actually, This is Mostly on Augustine!)
One of the things I have come to realize as I have read up on Christian history is that the impact Christianity had on all areas of life cannot be over-stated. ...
The Ways of the Worldviews (Part 14): The Rise of Constantine and the Development of Byzantine Christianity
On October 28th, 312 AD, the tetrarch Constantine defeated his fellow tetrarch Maxentius, at the battle of the Milvian Bridge. The night before the battle Const...
The Ways of the Worldviews (Part 13): The Byzantine Age (313 AD-1054 AD)–The “Middle Ages” that Never Were
The “Middle Ages” That Never Were Most history books lump the time between the rise of Constantine and the Renaissance as the “Middle Ages,” or the “Medieval Pe...
The Ways of the Worldviews (Part 12): Christian Persecution in the Roman Empire
Now we come to the final topic regarding early Christianity in the Roman Empire: persecution. Two things must be said up front: first, despite what some might t...