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Honouring the Fundamentalists
The term “Fundamentalism,” for many in our culture a word with entirely negative associations, was birthed in the 1910s and 1920s in connection with a…
May 16
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"A Flame Imperishable: The Christian Legacy of J.R.R. Tolkien": Fall Tolkien conference @ Redeemer University
Registration for our Fall conference on J.R.R. Tolkien is now live: see here…
May 2
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What we most need
Above: Farel preaching in Geneva in the early 1530s.Historia ecclesiastica is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work…
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A microtheme on the appropriate age of a person's baptism
I am a committed Baptist. I am well aware that there is a trend today among some of those who are Reformed soteriologically, like myself, to embrace…
May 1
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Tyndale House rebuilds it library
Love the vision behind this new library of Tyndale House. Can you help them?Historia ecclesiastica is a reader-supported publication. To receive new…
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Tyndale House rebuilds it library
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"Men fit to mark eras": some historiographical remarks on a passage by CH Spurgeon
Above: CH Spurgeon’s study with books by many of his favourite Puritan authors on the shelves.
Apr 28
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The Siamese kittens and the Red Dragon
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Two wee notes on Edward Polhill
Reading the anonymous “To the Reader” in Edward Polhill, A Discourse of Schism (London: Thomas Cockerill, 1694). Of Polhill (1622-1694?)—a Puritan who…
Apr 25
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Was Constantine genuinely converted?
Among the most striking reactions to the news that Rome had been sacked by Alaric and his Visigothic “barbarian” hordes in 410 was that of Jerome…
Apr 24
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The Affective Piety of Lady Brilliana Harley: Domestic Courage in an Age of Revolution
The Affective Piety of Lady Brilliana Harley: Domestic Courage in an Age of Revolution A conversation with Michael A. G. Haykin, The Southern Baptist…
Apr 22
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New work on Theophilus of Antioch
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Apr 15
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New work on Theophilus of Antioch
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Coming this Autumn, the year of our Lord 2024
CONTENTS Acknowledgments Introduction: The Prospect and Promise of Classical Trinitarian Theology Matthew Barrett Part 1: Retrieving Nicene…
Apr 12
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