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Billy Graham, Revivalism, and the City of Angels

by Brett Williams | Feb 22, 2018 | Central Blog, Church History, Culture, Evangelicalism, Evangelism, Fundamentalism, History, revivalism, Tradition

  Few deny that the modern American religious landscape has been shaped by revivalism. From Whitefield to Finney, Wesley to Sunday, revivalism has played a vital role in the formation of evangelicalism. In fact, one cannot understand North American evangelicalism...

To Ash Or Not To Ash

by Brett Williams | Feb 15, 2018 | Central Blog, Christianity, Church History

An interesting perspective on Ash Wednesday.

Dr. Paul Hartog Speaking at 2018 MacDonald Lectures

by Brett Williams | Jan 3, 2018 | Central Blog, Church History, Culture

Every winter, Central Seminary conducts the MacDonald Lectures Series in Bible and Theology. This year, Paul Hartog, professor at Faith Baptist Bible College and Seminary, will present lectures on early Christianity’s relationship with Roman culture. Dr. Hartog...

Why Is Christmas on December 25th?

by Kevin Bauder | Dec 23, 2017 | Central Blog, Christianity, Christology, Church History, Holidays

Everyone knows it’s because synchretistic Christians swiped the Roman Saturnalia, right? Guess again. William J. Tighe deals with “Calculating Christmas” for Touchstone Magazine. You don’t have to accept everything in the article to find it...

Michael Kruger on the “Miniature Codex”

by Kevin Bauder | Aug 11, 2017 | Bibliology, Church History

Kruger discusses these tiny books as a “curious example of early Christian devotion to Scripture.” At Cannon Fodder.

Understanding the Greek Orthodox Church

by Brett Williams | Aug 8, 2017 | Church History, Theology

For most American fundamentalists, the Greek Orthodox Church is utterly strange and foreign. Few fundamentalists read Orthodox material and even fewer understand it. For a good introduction into the East, read Understanding the Greek Orthodox Church, by Demetrios J....
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