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Defining Christian Humanism: A Brief History
There’s no better person to introduce and define the long Christian humanist tradition than philosophical theologian Jens Zimmermann - and after many authored, co-authored, edited, and co-edited volumes on the subject that are (as is typica...
Christian humanism in under 10 minutes
Comment magazine and Luke Bretherton’s McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics & Public Life at Oxford have nailed Christian humanism in this under-10-minute film.
"Healing theologians" worth knowing: The Blumhardts
A rare photo of Johann Christiph Blumhardt and the young women he helped bring deliverance to. This breakthrough caused a great revival in his Luthran church and launched a world reknowned healing ministry. JD King, Flickr.
Well, we should...
Medieval-related books—a quick note
A quick post from years back, when I used to attend the International Medieval Congress every year (roughly between 2009 and 2016), as I was working on Medieval Wisdom for Modern Christians. One of the great things about that conference was...
Peering into the cloister: Where shaving was accompanied by psalm-singing and bloodletting was more frequent than bathing
Learning about medieval monasticism is a joy, not a chore, as my review of an engaging book for the Christianity Today history blog reflects:
Last week was a good one: we spent it at our friends' Wisconsin cabin, enjoying swimming, boating...
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Dr. Chris R Armstrong is senior fellow of Anselm House at UMN. A historian, speaker, and academic entrepreneur, Chris studies the long tradition known as Christian humanism. His next book is Fully Human: A Brief History of Pro-Flourishing Faith.
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