Christian history

I was recently notified of this Timeline of Christianity from onlinechristiancolleges.com. There seem to be some interesting facts here. Furthermore, I have often been asked by students questions r…

Today Linda Lacour Hobar talks about 5 reasons why you would benefit from combining bible history and ancient history.

Luther objected to this practice in sermons prior to 1517. Introduction The medieval indulgence was a writ offered

#1. We think of persecution being an early church thing, but did you know that global persecution of Christians is actually higher now than at any other time past?

To get a full understanding of the whats and hows and whys of the Christian church today, you need to know a little about the history of Christianity.

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Church History

Saint Jerome, Doctor of the Church and one of the most brilliant scholars in Christian history, devoted his life to the love of Scripture and the pursuit of divine wisdom. Born around the year 347 in present-day Croatia, Jerome would go on to become one of the Church’s most revered theologians and a tireless servant of God's Word. He is best known for translating the Bible into Latin, creating the Vulgate, which has remained a cornerstone for Catholic understanding of Sacred Scripture…

Unveiling ancient judea daily life in biblical times, unraveling customs, traditions, and societal norms that shaped history and culture.

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We are called to test the spirits, everything seemingly godly is not always of God; not every christian denomination is from the Spirit Christ. There are also many false gods and scripture even warns us of many false Jesus in this world. The Jesus Christ latter-day saints church (LDS). her members, calling themselves mormons, claims to be a christian church, but they’re not, they’re a religious cult, teaching and believing in a different god, a different Jesus and a different gospel.

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Early Church Heresies: Ancient Catholic Tradition, Scripture, Apostolic Succession, Bible

Kerygma is a term that is largely unfamiliar to most Catholics. Kerygma (from the Greek keryssein, to proclaim, and keryx, herald) refers to the initial and ess...

Believers call him the Son of God. Skeptics dismiss him as legend. Now, researchers digging in the Holy Land are sifting fact from fiction.