George Borrow’s The Bible in Spain was published on this day, December 10, 1842. The author was an agent for the British and Foreign Bible Society. His book sold wildly, and remains one of the finest adventures yarns in the English language, made all … Continue reading Borrow’s Bible Adventures in Spain
Naturalistic science, said Kingsley, had replaced superstition with “laws.” But laws must imply a lawgiver. Continue reading Kingsley Preached the Meteor Shower
On November 23, 1654, while reading John 17, he personally encountered Jesus Christ and jotted his impressions on a parchment: Continue reading Short, Sick, and Spectacular
Equally important, the attitude of Catholics toward other Christian bodies shifted. Continue reading Vatican II
One of the things Christians disagree about is the importance of their disagreements, observed C. S. Lewis. Today many “Calvinists” and “Arminians” work hand in hand, but for hundreds of years, they battled one another as bitterest foes. The Arminians … Continue reading The Synod of Dort
Thomas Hemerken, better known as Thomas of Kempen (Kempen being a German village 40 miles from Cologne), or Thomas à Kempis, wrote the most famous devotional book in Christian history. He was born about 1380, and his parents, though poor, … Continue reading Imitating Christ
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