
Investigating the early Church through primary sources.
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It turns out that you shouldn’t let Ethan grill you on Sola Fide
Last night, Ryan from needgod.net debated Ethan Muse—not usually a good idea—on how we get to heaven. It was an interesting format. Typically formal debates involve formal sp...
Saint Jerome by Caravaggio
St. Jerome has often been placed at the center of debates concerning the Old Testament canon because of his strong commitment to the Hebrew textual tradition. In his Prologus Galeatus, Jerome pr...
A photograph illustrating the Church’s successful conquest of the Roman Empire
Catholic vindicatory miracles are all the rage these days. The conversation started changing when exposed the online world to the awesome evidence for Catholi...
has recently stirred quite a controversy. While the world was attacking Effective Altruism over AI, the Bulldog published an essay titled, “Insects Matter More Than People,” apparently because of a conversation with me here on Substack. Man...
Rembrandt, the Ascension, omitted from some of our early sources
“The only argument here is that most treacherous and worthless of all arguments—the argumentum ex silentio.”1 These were the words of George Edmundson, an Oxford historian, i...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Sometime philosopher. Current lawyer. Church history is my hobby. Non praevalebunt.
MTS in New Testament & Early Christianity, Harvard Divinity School
I’m Stephen Boyce. I hold a Ph.D. with a concentration in canonicity and textual criticism. I write about the Church Fathers, early Christianity, and how the Bible came together, sharing what I learn along the way.
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