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The History of Christian Thought: 01.04/ Origen
Origen 39: “Origen is, together with Augustine and Luther, one of the most important figures in this book.” 39: “One of the greatest minds of his age, he debated with pagan philosoph… more →
Reading Church History
How is belonging explored in the first few pages of The Namesake?
smander wrote 1 week ago: This document, A model of a chapter summary, is a summary of the way belonging is explored in the fi … more →
Chapter 2: Bella Rambles More
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David wrote 1 week ago: I just realized something… I have a nephew named Edward, a niece named Bella, and my family ha … more →
Chapter One
David wrote 2 weeks ago: I almost feel like I’m reading a complex and bombastic Live Journal entry. Bella reminds me of … more →
[Manga] Junjou Romantica: Junjou Egoist Act 14
nightfox wrote 2 weeks ago: This chapter reminds me why I like Junjou Egoist couple the best compared to the rest. Their love fo … more →
Kuroshitsuji Chapter 39: That Butler, Astonishment
nightfox wrote 3 weeks ago: This chapter marks the beginning of a new arc. It’s a murder case and one that happens right under o … more →
Chapter 3
jennyhumphrey wrote 2 months ago: The canons of rhetoric are communicative acts that are used in order to be persuasive. There are fiv … more →
Onidere 49 - Tadashi's Parents... Part 2
Nyarth wrote 4 months ago: Pulling a TWGOK? Just as I expected (Or not really…) this really is a 2-part story arc where S … more →
The History of Christian Thought: 01.04/ Origen
halakti wrote 6 months ago: Origen 39: “Origen is, together with Augustine and Luther, one of the most important figures i … more →
The History of Christian Thought: 01.03/ Tertullian
halakti wrote 6 months ago: Tertullian 32: “The first Latin theologian stamped his unique personality into the character o … more →
The History of Christian Thought: 01.02/ Irenaeus of Lyon
halakti wrote 6 months ago: Irenaeus of Lyon 23,26: Although Irenaeus was largely unknown in his lifetime, his work is now recog … more →
The History of Christian Thought: 01.01/ Justin Martyr
halakti wrote 6 months ago: Justin Martyr 16: “Virtually singlehandedly he kick-started the Christian dialogue with rival … more →
The History of Christian Thought: 01.00/ Preliminary Thoughts
halakti wrote 6 months ago: Rome was beginning its long decline; The church was still in a phase of discovering itself. 13: … more →
Turning Points: 10/ The New Piety: The Conversion of the Wesleys (1738)
halakti wrote 6 months ago: 223: “In several important ways the Wesleys were the most effective proponents of the Reformat … more →
It all started with a Smirk...
Euryx wrote 6 months ago: A few days ago, I was reading the chapter 27 of Kyou, Koi wo Hajimemasu, a certain scene made me rea … more →
Turning Points: 09/ Catholic Reform and Worldwide Outreach: The Founding of the Jesuits (1540)
halakti wrote 6 months ago: 198-202: Noll begins with a brief biography of Loyola and the founding of the Jesuits, or the Societ … more →
Turning Points: 08/ A New Europe: The English Act of Supremacy (1534)
halakti wrote 6 months ago: 176-179: In order to obtain an annulment of his marriage to Catherine of Aragon (and subsequently ma … more →
Turning Points: 07/ The Beginnings of Protestantism: The Diet of Worms (1521)
halakti wrote 6 months ago: 153-157: Noll briefly details the historical circumstances leading up to the Diet of Worms and why i … more →
Turning Points: 06/ Division between East and West: The Great Schism (1054)
halakti wrote 6 months ago: 134: “The Great Schism of 1054 was a major turning point in Christian history because it broug … more →
Turning Points: 05/ The Culmination of Christendom: The Coronation of Charlemagne (800)
halakti wrote 7 months ago: 109: “… the event was a dramatic symbol of relationships undergoing permanent change. … more →
