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My Time in the United Kingdom
I had a great day today (Thursday: 5/24). It was long and tiring but I thoroughly enjoyed it. First, I got to tour C. S. Lewis’ home (called The Kilns). Michael Ward, a leading scholar on Lewis,… more →
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Famous Christian Converts [GALLERY]
wrote 2 months ago: [ione_media_gallery id="67947"] Make sure to Read: Mind, Body And Soul Elev8 Your Day White House Cl … more →
William Tyndale, Dead but not forgotten!
wrote 8 months ago: October is a month when we remember many events in Church history. Jim West has just reminded us to … more →
The Last and Greatest Church Father: St. Augustine, Part 1
wrote 1 year ago: During the past two millennia, Christianity has produced many prominent thinkers, but Augustine of H … more →
My Time in the United Kingdom
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wrote 1 year ago: I had a great day today (Thursday: 5/24). It was long and tiring but I thoroughly enjoyed it. First, … more →
Katharina von Bora
wrote 1 year ago: Katharina von Bora, referred to as “die Lutherin”, (January 29, 1499 – December 20, 1552 … more →
John Bunyan
wrote 1 year ago: John Bunyan (28 November 1628 – 31 August 1688) was an English Christian writer and preacher who is … more →
Blaise’s Best Bet, Part 6: Pascal’s Wager Continued
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wrote 1 year ago: Blaise Pascal’s famous wager argues that believing in God’s existence is a safer bet than not believ … more →
Blaise’s Best Bet, Part 3: a Bold Apologist
wrote 1 year ago: Last week, I highlighted the remarkable mathematical and scientific accomplishments that distinguish … more →
Blaise’s Best Bet, Part 2: Pioneering Physicist
wrote 1 year ago: Despite dying in 1662 at age 39, French philosopher Blaise Pascal left a mark on mathematics and sci … more →
Blaise’s Best Bet, Part 1: an Introduction to Blaise Pascal
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wrote 1 year ago: How many seventeenth-century Christians have modern-day computer languages named after them? Only on … more →
Black History isn’t just for blacks.
wrote 1 year ago: While teaching Bible at Desire Street Academy I developed a series of lessons that I called “Famous … more →
Ronald Nash (1936–2006): A Vibrant Worldview
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wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Ronald H. Nash died five years ago on March 10, 2006 after a long illness. A professor, author, … more →
Quote of the Week: Saint Augustine, 2
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wrote 1 year ago: But my sin was this, that I looked for pleasure, beauty, and truth not in him but in myself and his … more →
Top 12 Defenders of the Faith
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wrote 1 year ago: You know how I like lists, well here’s my all-time defenders of the faith list. The last three … more →
Who Was Saint Valentine?
wrote 2 years ago: Through the centuries there have developed many stories about Saint Valentine. Some say that there w … more →
John Wesley – Part 4
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wrote 2 years ago: As was noted in previous postings both John and Charles Wesley were strong advocates of the doctrine … more →
John Wesley – Part 3
wrote 2 years ago: Following his visit to the Moravian community in Germany Wesley preached with greater unction and … more →
John Wesley – Part 2
wrote 2 years ago: John Wesley was ordained in 1725 at the age of twenty-two. Two years later Wesley read two books b … more →
John Wesley – Part 1
wrote 2 years ago: Series Introduction This post begins a series on well known Christians and their Dunamis experienc … more →
