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White’s thesis: the middle ages (5th to 16th centuries) have usually seen as a unity when in reality it saw great change and diversity three movements shaped the western church btw. Apostolic ti… more →
Exploring church history from a missional perspectivecoreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: White’s thesis: the middle ages (5th to 16th centuries) have usually seen as a unity when in r … more →
Lecture 8: Reformation
coreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: • The more freedom people have to discover and use their gifts of ministry, the more effective th … more →
Key Ideas from L7: Dominicans, Friars, and Prep for Reformation
coreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: • Structure can never produce renewal but renewal needs institutional structures that will help c … more →
Key Ideas from L6: Monastic Renewal and Crusades
coreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: • Characteristics of renewal movements: o a drive for a deeper, more authentic Christian life … more →
Key Ideas from L5: Dark Ages
coreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: • The establishment of the papal states and the corruption that ensued had as much of a negative … more →
Lecture 4: Early Monasticism to the Celtic Church
coreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: • Men and women who have made a difference for God have almost always gone through suffering • … more →
Key Ideas from Lecture 3: The Early Expansion of the Church
coreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: • Johannes Blauw- Missionary Nature of the Church- in the OT- the mission was come to us; in the … more →
Key Ideas from Lecture 2
coreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: • The mission of the people of God is always carried out through two different types of structures: … more →
Key Ideas from Lecture 1
coreypaxton wrote 1 year ago: • The Spirit is alive in the darkest places of history • If Jesus is not central to our theology and … more →
