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For those who don’t know of him, Peter Hitchens is a prolific, conservative (though not Tory) author. An arch-pessimist, he is the self-appointed obituarist of England. There’s no better man in England to fill that role. The Abolition of Br...
Did Tiberius hear of Jesus? What happened to James, Peter, and Paul?
As I wrote last time, I’m working through Eusebius’s The Church History, and thought it would be good to pick out nuggets that I find particularly interesting. If you hav...
Saint Jerome by Caravaggio
Decree, I beg you, if it pleases you, and I shall not fear to say three hypostases. If you command, let a new creed be formulated after the Nicene.1
Before the expanded creed associated wit...
Jesus's great-grandmother, a second Cephas, and a letter from Jesus to a king
If you’ve never read Eusebius’s The Church History, you should! But if you can’t, fear not. I’ve decided to write a (hopefully short) series of marginalia—book b...
Fractio Panis fresco in the Roman Catacombs
Let us imagine—trying our best to suppress our own Christian beliefs and assumptions—that we are Roman pagans in the middle of the second century. Let us also imagine that we are curious about th...
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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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