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Apologetics (Defending the Faith)
Councils, Creeds, Canon: Sifting and Parting the Waters
In the first millennium after Christ’s ascension, the Jesus movement flowed west, east, and south from Jerusalem to the edges of the known world. But keeping the Church both Christian and undivided across so many miles, cultures, and generations proved daunting.
Enlightenment, Methodism, and the Wellspring of the Modern World: Floodgates & Waterworks
The Protestant Reformation, the Scientific Revolution, and the Age of Discovery were a potent, generative combination from which both the Enlightenment and Methodism were born.
Introduction to Theology
Theology is the process of asking questions about God. Questions like, “Why do I exist?” and “What happens when I die?” Every person who has considered that there might be more than what they can see has engaged in thinking about theology.
The Formation and Reformation of the European Church: Westward Flow
After the East–West Schism (1054), the Latin stream of Christianity became recognizably European in culture and practice, giving birth to the Western intellectual and devotional traditions that led (eventually) to the Protestant Reformation.
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