Blogs about: Protestant Reformation
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In Honor of the Reformation
Last night we had our church’s annual Reformation Celebration. As usual, it was a lot of fun. People dressed up in 16th century garb and strolled, this year, through the streets of Geneva in hon… more →
Voice of the Sheep
Democratizing Technology, again
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thescattering wrote 14 hours ago: The more we control our technology, the better we like it. This weekend I took the advice of 17-year … more →
A Question About "Culture Wars"
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Eric Brown wrote 3 days ago: In his great work of literary history, Poetry and Prose in the Sixteenth Century, C.S. Lewis devotes … more →
Some 500 Years Ago Like An Abduction In the Night, The Virgin Mary Was Taken From Many Christians
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Dave Hartline wrote 5 days ago: For many Christians today, the thought that the leaders of the Protestant Reformation believed in th … more →
And I will give power unto my two witnesses
pilgrimtocanaan wrote 2 weeks ago: The following sermon was preached by Rev. Maurice Roberts (Minister of Inverness) at the at the Comm … more →
On the Links
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paulthinkingoutloud wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s some places a mouse click or two took me this week: I really hesitate to post another l … more →
Book Review of "The Refashioning of Catholicism, 1450-1700"
G G wrote 2 weeks ago: Jesuit professor Robert Bireley’s work “The Refashioning of Catholicism, 1450-1700: A Reassessment o … more →
Post-Reformation Digital Library
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Timothy wrote 2 weeks ago: Thanks to Nicholas Batzig for pointing this out… Calvin College has provided a host of Reforma … more →
The Great Exploitation Proliferation Chapter 15
dizwater wrote 3 weeks ago: The Great Exploitation Proliferation Chapter 15 Symbolism is infested in American society from the m … more →
The Tide is Turning Toward Catholicism Because The Pope of Christian Unity (Pope Benedict XVI) Is Gathering the Scattered Flocks Left Behind by Those Who Thought They Knew Better Than The Church
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Dave Hartline wrote 3 weeks ago: The Catholic Church has always had a bull’s-eye attached to it, and in truth many of us wouldn’t wan … more →
Erasmus' "Praise of Folly": A Prelude to Protestantism?
G G wrote 3 weeks ago: “The Praise of Folly” by Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, first published ca. 1512 AD, was a satiric … more →
On Subservience & Why Americans Don’t Bow To Kings
Democratic Thinker wrote 3 weeks ago: Background of the American Revolution To understand the American Revolution, one must underst … more →
Tinkering with the Monster (Just Don't Say "Glue" in German Around the Horses)
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newcityofgospel wrote 1 month ago: As the title indicates, I had a blast this past Halloween weekend by encountering Mel Brooks’ classi … more →
November 2, 2009
mdawg45 wrote 1 month ago: E Block: *Collect HW (Henry VIII wksht). *Watch The Other Boleyn Girl. H Block: *Collect HW (Henry V … more →
Reformation Day 2009
Jeff Wright wrote 1 month ago: Ah, October 31st, the day everyone has been looking forward to this month is finally here. What … more →
492 Years Ago Today
Robbie Melton wrote 1 month ago: 492 years ago today, on October 31 1517, Martin Luther nailed his infamous 95 Theses to the doors of … more →
HAPPY REFORMATION DAY!
Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Out of love for the truth and the desire to bring it to light, the following propositions will be di … more →
HAPPY REFORMATION DAY!
Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Out of love for the truth and the desire to bring it to light, the following propositions will be di … more →
Today in 1517 - Luther's 95 Theses Posted
rcottrill wrote 1 month ago: So many in North America recognize this day as Hallowe’en. Costumes and candy have become big money- … more →
The Parson's View: All Hallow's Eve & All Saints Day
The Parson wrote 1 month ago: The Parson Raking Leaves (credit: Lovely Wife) I have to say it–I don’t like Halloween. … more →
