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A Tale of Two Cities
It's a shame about Rome, but wait—there's more! What a fifth-century critic might have said.
Martin A. Marty
Jan Hus: Christian History Timeline - Reform and Resistance in Hussite Bohemia
The Christian History Timeline
Neo-Orthodoxy: Karl Barth
He revived orthodoxy when mere moralism and humanism had seemingly won over the theological world.
Mark Galli
Tested On All Sides
Excerpts from a wagon train diary reveal that traveling overland was much more than a physical challenge.
Mary Richardson Walker
Apologetics: C.S. Lewis
The atheist scholar who became an Anglican, an apologist, and a patron saint of Christians everywhere.
Ted Olsen
Augustine & the Battle for Orthodoxy: Christian History Timeline
A Christian History Timeline
The Wanderer
Jerome of Prague's zest for life was surpassed only by his zeal for reform.
Frieda Looser
Yesterday's Christian Woman
Pioneer wives held their households together with a blend of grit and grace.
Diana Lynn Severance
A Pastor's Heart
Even in the midst of his campaign for reform, Hus never forgot the faithful flock back home.
Bruce L. Shelley
Fighting Words
Forged in the heat of theological battle, Augustine's five most distinctive teachings remain controversial.
Roger E. Olson
Roman Catholic Reform: John XXIII
Elected to be a caretaker pope, he decided instead to revolutionize Catholicism.
Elesha Coffman
Forty-Niner Faith
Traditional Christianity didn't stand much of a chance in the California gold fields.
Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp
Growth of the West
Jan Hus: Christian History Archive - Faith Formed in Love
In De Ecclesia (The Church) Hus encourages Christians to trust God but question the Church.
Jan Hus
Literature of Protest: Alexandr Solzhenitsyn
The high school physics-teacher-turned-novelist whose writings shook an empire
Edward E. Ericson, Jr.
Semi-Augustinians
A few monks—and eventually most of the church—found both Augustine and Pelagius a little too extreme.
David Allen
Augustine & the Battle for Orthodoxy: A Gallery of Influential Antagonists
Augustine's life and ministry were shaped by his encounters with these intellectual adversaries.
J. Stepehn Lang
Globalism: John Paul II
In issuing more significant encyclicals and visiting more nations than any other pope, he's shown that Christianity remains a world force.
Richard John Neuhaus
Out Yonder, on the Edge of Things
The most controversial, and most effective, missionary to the West and Alaska, Sheldon Jackson was always pushing the boundaries.
Randy Bishop
The Reformation Connection
Hus shared ideas with Wyclif and Luther, yet they were not all of one mind.
Timothy George
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