Fourth Century Church found in Iraq?
Erica Hunter, a professor of early Christianity at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies, says historical evidence shows that
Oh God, Give Us a King That He Would Give Us Peace
“When you enter the land which the LORD your God gives you, and you possess it and live in it,
Donatism: Council of Arles
The first Council of Arles in the South of France was held a.d. 314, in consequence of an appeal of
My Arguments against the ‘Good Constantine’
Image via Wikipedia So, yesterday evening, during class, the professor (whim I enjoy) asked whether or not the ‘conversion’ of
The Sayings of Antony the Great
When Christianity started to become too settled, Antony left and headed into the desert. Then came persecutions. Later, much later,
Constantine’s Summons to Nicaea
Fortunately, such things are preserved for us, as for a while now, I’ve heard that the original call for the
Scratch Pad One: Effects of Constantine
Image via Wikipedia I have to submit a paper tomorrow for a class on Church history. The topics are two
Arius’s Thalia
Our assignment this week for the Church History Intro class is on Constantine, essentially. Of course, again, one my academic