Historia ecclesiastica
Michael A.G. Azad Haykin, Caleb NeelReflecting on the history of the Christian Faith
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On October 7, 2024, Dr. Ashely Null of the Wittenberg Center for Reformation studies accepted an invitation to speak at The Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies on the English Reformer, Thomas Cranmer.
“They desire a better country”: Ontario Evangelicalism, 1790s–1890s
In 1994 Queen Elizabeth II approved a slight change to the Canadian coat of arms, which had been formally adopted seventy years earlier.
Meta-history and Procrustean beds
Above: a Greek plate celebrating the deeds of Theseus, one of which was slaying Procrustes.
The cost of being in the IRA: the story of Dolours Price
I loved Patrick Raden Keefe’s book, Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland, when it came out in 2020, the true story of the IRA unit known as the Unknowns, and the disappearance and execution (really murder) of J...
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Prof. of church history at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY & at Heritage Seminary, Cambridge, ON; director of the Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies; & visiting prof. of history at Redeemer University, Ancaster, ON.
PhD Candidate in Church History (Patristics)
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