Scientific and Christian
C.T. McIntire
Champion of Christian culture
Caroline T. Marshall
Historian of six-continent Christianity
Andrew F. Walls
Father of American church history
Stephen R. Graham
As traditions clashed during the Reformation, history became hotly disputed territory.
Timothy George
Renaissance scholarship proved fatal for one of the medieval papacy's favorite claims.
Peter E. Prosser
Combining Christian convictions and scholarly conventions, two historians create very different blends.
Editors
Medieval chronicles showed Christians their place in God's world, from Creation to the end.
James D. Smith III
How an English king and a Scottish bishop teamed up to spread the gospel.
Bede
In Bede's view, the history of the English church—like the history of redemption—begins in Genesis and ends in Revelation.
Frank A. James III
Those who believe that God rewards righteous nations have Orosius to admire and Augustine to dispute.
Elesha Coffman
First-century rivals for the title Father of Church History.
Elesha Coffman
Selected by our editorial advisers
His work became the foundation for centuries of Christian scholarship. Was that foundation firm or hopelessly flawed?
Everett Ferguson
Interesting facts about the history of recorded history.
Tolkien relished his weekly meetings with this club of remarkable friends.
Jennifer Lynn Woodruff
How certain details of the nativity became tradition.
Sarah E. Dahl
A few good places for Protestants to explore the church's thought on the mother of our Lord.
Steven Gertz and Chris Armstrong
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