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Protestants often times scoff at the hierarchical nature of the Roman Catholic Church, particularly the concept that a special class of saints wie...
Although the understanding of the office of bishop eventually became perverted and corrupted in the ancient church, the office as defined in Scrip...
Emperor Constantine the Great has received much attention throughout the history of the church—and rightfully so. His conversion to Chri...
The multitude of denominations within the Christian church today leads many to view the church as schismatic and contentious. A large contingent o...
The fourth century witnessed some of the most critical Christological controversies in the history of the church. Despite the solid, Biblical dete...
As members of the Reformed faith, it is easy to slip into a position of arrogance and superiority on account of our rich tradition of learning and...
As Augustine wrestled with Christianity and whether or not to embrace it, he struggled with sexual immorality. Possessing a long time concubine, t...
As this study has shown, the ancient church was not perfect. It committed errors, did not always provide theological specificity where it might be...
Our word "medieval" comes from the Latin terms medium and aevum, which mean "middle age." Neglected by some and romanticized b...
Around 600, as Gregory I labored in Rome for the growth and development of Christianity in Western Europe, an Arabian trader named Muhammad began ...
