Category Archives: Christianity
Pope Alexander VI and the Scandalous Borgia Legacy
Half a millennium later, Rodrigo Borgia continues to fascinate us—not just as a corrupt pope,
Pope John XII: A Teenage Pontiff and the Dark Legend of the Papacy
In 964, at around the age of 28, John XII died suddenly. The exact circumstances
A Life Pointed to God: Oswald Chambers in Plain Words
Oswald Chambers’s life says: God wants your heart more than your talent. Ask for his
The New Testament: A Brief Introduction
It invites every reader—not just to study, but to believe.
Monasticism and the Early Church: Devotion, Expansion, and Daily Life
The fourth and early fifth centuries were a period of profound change and creative energy
The Fourth-Century Church: Doctrine, Organization, and the Patristic Legacy
The fourth century stands as a transformative period in the history of the Christian church.
Diocletian and Constantine: On the Threshold of the Fourth Century
The transformation that took place on the threshold of the fourth century was nothing short
Church Life in the Second and Third Centuries
Church life in the second and third centuries was a period of dynamic growth, rigorous
The Fathers of the Old Catholic Churchand Their Problems
The age of the Fathers was over—but their words still echo.
How Early Christianity Established Its Authority
For modern believers, the legacy of this period offers both inspiration and a reminder of