Archive - Historia ecclesiastica: e-history with a Christian dye

Veronica Haykin, our grand-daughter

Born yesterday (July 24), by the grace of God, in the year of our Lord 2025, Veronica Haykin to Nigel and Sharon Haykin at St Josephs Hospital…

Jul 25 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

An ever-so brief word about my not becoming Anglican

Above: the baptism of Krishna Pal by William Ward in Bengal on December 28, 1800

Jul 24 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

On being a romantic

William Blake, “Pity” (1795)

Jul 23 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

On saying no to leadership

The pulpit of Andrew Fuller (Archive Room, Fuller Baptist Church, Kettering).

Jul 21 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

Thanks to the brothers and sisters at Courier Press (esp Jeff Robinson and Evan Knies), this is now available on Amazon.Historia ecclesiastica…

Jul 20 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

A brief note on studying the Christians of Late Antiquity and the Long Eighteenth Century

My study of the Christians of two ears in particular, late Antiquity (I love this coinage by Peter Brown) and the long eighteenth century (another…

Jul 19 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

A brief reflection on Canadian citizenship

One of the strengths of the Roman Empire was its model of citizenship.

Jul 19 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

"What hath Nashville to do with Nicaea?"

See here for this essay on the Nicene Creed in Christ Over All:

Jul 18 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

My talk on Hugh Latimer at the RHS conference at my alma mater, Wycliffe College

Here is a link to my talk on Hugh Latimer and the other talks (by Dr.

Jul 11 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

Needed: a critical edition of John Gill

There are two great Baptist theologians from the UK in the long eighteenth century: John Gill (1697-1771) and Andrew Fuller (1754-1815).

Jul 11 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

A new book from Heritage Seminary Press: "The Way and the Water" by Henk Bakker.

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Jul 11 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

The case of Dorothy Carey

The name of William Carey (1761–1834) is legendary in evangelical Christian circles.

Jul 8 •

Michael A.G. Azad Haykin

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