In medieval Europe, feudalism lacked full systematic consistency due to its traditions-based customs rather than legal frameworks.

It was in the late summer of 1527, when a wave of bubonic plague struck the university city of Wittenberg, in Saxony.

Rosendo Salvado was a Spanish Benedictine monk, missionary and author. He was the son of Peter Salvado and his wife Francisca Rotea.

The Necromancy of Christendom in the Middle Ages was immersed in a multitude of different conversations regarding the nature of the cosmos.

The French Revolution was a chaotic, bloody, and incredibly complicated mess—for both the Church and the people of France.

Whatever else you may think of him, to be uncertain of Jesus’ very existence is absurd.

One of Australia’s most prominent Christian historians, Professor Stuart Piggin, recently sat down with Kurt Mahlburg to share about the Chr

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This paper contains priceless memories of the time Walter Hooper spent with two great men who were lions of the Christian faith.

This essay examines the proposition that, comparatively speaking, Islam presented a unique new opportunity for women in the 7th century.