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Inheriting Paradise
Vigen Guroian
Evolution and Ethics
Larry Arnhart
Galileo Had a Daughter
Science is always entangled in the particulars of a time and place.
Virginia Stem Owens
Let the Dead Heal Us
Recovering the pastoral motivation of classical Christian theology.
Daniel J. Treier
Editorial: Reconnecting with the Poor
If people are hurting, it's our business.
The Fatted Faithful
Why the church may be harmful to your waistline.
Virginia Stem Owens
Zwingli and Luther: The Giant vs. Hercules
JOHN B. PAYNE Dr. John B. Payne is Professor of Church History at Lancaster Theological Seminary and also president of the Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
From the Archives: Selling and Lending
Thomas Aquinas (1227–1274)
One of the Best Teachers of the Church: Augustine on Teachers and Teaching
Augustine on Teachers and Teaching
ROBERT T. SANDIN Robert T. Sandin is provost and professor of philosophy at Mercer University, Atlanta, and author of The Search for Excellence: The Christian College in an Age of Educational Competition
The Urge for Poverty
Christian Asceticism from the Early Church Through the Reformation
Stephen Lang is an editor at Tyndale House Publishers.
1272 Thomas Aquinas Concludes His Word on Summa Theologiae
The massive treatise set forth a theological system so influential it has been declared eternally valid.
Praying to the Dead
Mark Galli is Associate Editor of Christian History.
The Crusades: Did You Know?
Little Known Facts about the Crusades.
Caroline T. Marshall
A Time to Be Poor
In Francis's day, abandoning possessions was seen as a key to holiness
Dr. William S. Stafford is professor of church history at Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia. He is author of Domesticating the Clergy: The Inception of the Reformation in Strasburg, 1522–1524 (Scholar's Press, 1994).
Theology on the Edge
When competing ideologies had fragmented Christian thought, Thomas forged a solution.
J. David Lawrence
Thomas Aquinas: Christian History Interview - He's Our Man
Evangelicals can embrace a rich inheritance from Aquinas.
conversation with Norman Geisler
From Interfaith Dialogue to Apologetics
Thomas respected Muslims' knowledge of philosophy, but their misconceptions about Christianity concerned him deeply.
Thomas Acquinas
A Mingling of Minds
Why was one of Christianity's best thinkers so ready to learn from a Muslim and a Jew?
David B. Burrell
Thomas Aquinas: A Gallery of Scholastic Superstars
The white heat produced by these great minds lit up the High Middle Ages.
Stephen E. Lahey
Aquinas for President?
His views on government, law, and economics would shake the system.
David Lawrence and Elesha Coffman
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