Tag Archives: History

Big Question: What Day Changed the Course of Christian History?
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Prominent historians answer the question, "After AD 70, what day most changed the course of Christian history?"

The Bible According to the History Channel
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Christians will support any on-screen endeavor that remains mostly faithful to the biblical source material and doesn't intentionally insult its religious audience.

Calvin on Lent and Ministry to Roman Catholics
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The influence of Christian virtue on verbal etiquette has delivered us from the violent vituperations of yesteryear.

Dare to Be Immoral
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In the days ahead, you won't need to convince anyone of your immorality.

Southern by the Grace of God: Lincoln, Slavery, and the Sins of the Father
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The rebellion will one day come to an end, and God's people by his grace shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free.

Two Major Streams of Reformed Theology
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Many stereotypes of 'Calvinism' exist because John Calvin's legacy has been unknowingly truncated.

Publisher Pulls David Barton's Revisionist History of Thomas Jefferson
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Thomas Nelson withdraws book after criticisms by Christian historians and ministers.

Women in the Tapestry of Christian History
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The lives of Christian women over two millennia offer examples of the grace and mercy of God as well as encouragement and challenges to live life for his glory and honor.

James Cone: Black Theology, Liberation, and Reconciliation
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The verdict in Brown v. Board of Education was not just a decision---it was the beginning of a revolution.