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Huldrych Zwingli published his most philosophical book on the 3rd of July, 1530. Its title was Fidei Ratio. Dedicated to Charles V, it is a not too lengthy but very densely packed argument urging th… more →
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A Road Trip with Living History...
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Barb Walden wrote 8 hours ago: A few years ago, I was driving across the state of Wyoming with a friend. It was a long road trip fr … more →
Happy 4th of July! - Part 1
Jeremiah Gumm wrote 15 hours ago: I pray you have a safe and blessed 4th of July as you celebrate the 233rd birthday of the United Sta … more →
A timeline of the early papacy
johnbugay wrote 1 day ago: 150 ad: the church at Rome is ruled by a plurality of presbyters who quarrel about status and honor. … more →
Reformation Heritage Sale!
Timothy wrote 1 day ago: A great new sale is going on for the The Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures (6 volumes) In the … more →
Today in Theological History
Jim wrote 1 day ago: Huldrych Zwingli published his most philosophical book on the 3rd of July, 1530. Its title was Fide … more →
What's Got Me Thinking
Bill wrote 2 days ago: Here are a few articles of interest that I read this morning that have me thinking today. Why Do New … more →
Worship: Reformed According To Scripture - A Book Review
gjware wrote 2 days ago: Christianity in the 21st century seems intent on setting itself apart from the previous 20 centuries … more →
Today in Church History 7/2/09
Don Bryant wrote 3 days ago: July 2, 1489: English reformer Thomas Cranmer is born at Aslockton, Nottinghamshire. The archbishop … more →
Sacred Cow Number Three - Jesus Died Spiritually
discernmentministriesinternational wrote 3 days ago: Truth Matters Newsletter – Vol. 10 Issue 4 – April 2005 – Sacred Cow Number Three … more →
Spirit Baptism
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tayloru10 wrote 3 days ago: Which mainline denomination’s (Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopalian, Lutheran) founding fathe … more →
Old Resources Made New
Jeremiah Gumm wrote 3 days ago: For about a month or so now, I’ve been reading through an old copy of Prof. Martin Franzmann … more →
Augustus Montague Toplady (1740-1778)
cliftonr wrote 3 days ago: Six months before the death of Augustus Toplady at the tender age of thirty-eight, the London pastor … more →
Christianity Today reviews the Advent of Evangelicalism
bhpublishinggroup wrote 4 days ago: “Biblical scholars and systematic theologians usually grab the headlines during contemporary d … more →
the church through history
bkingr wrote 4 days ago: Ed Marcelle on the Resurgence Blog is doing a quick series on how people have “done church … more →
The Empire and the Great Persecution Part 4 of 11
Brian Culliton wrote 5 days ago: The New Tetrarch and the Rise of Constantine The tetrarch now consisted of Galerius and Maximinus i … more →
Calvin and the Reform of Worship
Jim wrote 5 days ago: Reformiert Info has a nice essay along with a cool photo of one of the pages of the Genevan Psalter … more →
Southern Baptist--An Unregenerate Denomination?----Jim Eliff
Bill wrote 5 days ago: I’m thinking this may lead to some negative backlash but I hope it serves as a wake-up call. T … more →
Sacred Cow Number Two - Jesus Ministered Only As A Man
discernmentministriesinternational wrote 5 days ago: Truth Matters Newsletter – March 2005 – Vol.10 Issue 3 – Sacred Cow Number Two … more →
[Offtopic] The history of the popes, from the close of the middle ages : drawn from the secret Archives of the Vatican and other original sources; from the German (1891)
Fco. Arriaga wrote 5 days ago: Finally this big work of Ludwig Pastor in the English translation is available via Internet Archive. … more →
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