2002
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Genius with a Message
Every piece in Chesterton's immense body of published work bears the imprint of his soul.
Deb Elkink
The Pact of Umar
Islamic protection came with a price.
By Chris Armstrong
The Summa and Its Parts
Taken as a whole, the Summa Theologica overwhelms most readers. So take one bite at a time.
Peter Kreeft
Upon Further Review…
Steven Gertz
A Deadly Give and Take
Crusaders fought many terrible battles in the Middle East, but Muslims started - and won - the war.
Paul Crawford
A God of Math & Order
The new science rode in on the shoulders of theological ideas.
Peter Harrison
A Taste of Thomas
With systematic seriousness, the doctor answers a key question of faith: If God predestines, why should we pray?
Thomas Acquinas
G.K. Chesterton: Christian History Timeline - Chesterton's Literary Life
Devoutly I Adore Thee
Thomas Acquinas
Luminous Wonder, Heavy Cross
A sense of cosmic awe sustained Johannes Kepler through deep sorrow.
Joseph L. Spradley
The Battle of Tours, 732
Four contemporary accounts paint two radically different pictures.
anonymous Arab chroniclers, Isidore of Beja, and St. Denis
The Un-Apologist
Oblivious to convention, Chesterton launched a bold campaign to point a mad world back to truth.
John Warwick Montgomery
3 Phases of Christian-Muslim Interaction: Christian History Timeline
Did the Reformers Reject Copernicus?
Some defenders of secular science say they did. What's the real story?
Owen Gingerich
Medieval U.
How accounting, Aristotle, and the first teachers' unions transformed higher education.
Matt Donnelly
The Mystery Deepens
With Father Brown, the sleuth who plumbed hearts, Chesterton redefined the whodunit.
John Peterson
Christians & Muslims: A Gallery of Spiritual Warriors
As their brethren attacked Muslim fortresses, these evangelistic crusaders fought for Muslim souls.
Steven Gertz
Interior Design
16th-century students of anatomy saw the hand of God in the intricacies of the body.
James D. Smith III
Life on Campus
Not all medieval students were monks, but all observed a regimented lifestyle.
Matt Donnelly
The Real Father Brown
G.K. Chesterton
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