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This Christian History Blog contains the newest pages from Christian History for Everyman in a blog format so that you can have them in any reader.
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Aug 28, 2010, The Western Great Schism: Two Popes at One Time
In 1378, for the first time in history, the same college of cardinals elected two Roman Catholic popes in two cities just months apart. This papal conflict is known as the Western Great Schism.
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Aug 19, 2010, The Early Christian Writings: How to Get the Most from Them
How to get the most out of reading the early Christian writings (or the early church fathers)
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Aug 19, 2010, The Letter of the Corinthians to Paul
The epistle of the Corinthians to Paul was once part of the Armenian Orthodox canon. It's a 2nd century forgery written by an orthodox Christian to provide direct refutation of gnosticism.
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Aug 19, 2010, 3rd Corinthians: The Third Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians
3rd Corinthians, Paul's epistle, was once part of the Armenian Orthodox canon. It's a 2nd century forgery written by an orthodox Christian to provide direct refutation of gnosticism.
Aug 19, 2010, Early Christian Writings
A terrific, short collection of important early Christian writings in modern English. This is therefore a great, rapid introduction to the pre-Nicene church fathers for those that want a feel for the early apostolic churches.
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Aug 19, 2010, How to Make a Church Fail, by Satan
The devil's secrets are revealed in this pamphlet written by the evil one himself and revealed to the world by Christian History for Everyman.
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Aug 18, 2010, Baptism Objections: Objections to Baptismal Regeneration as Taught in Scripture
This Baptism Objections page addresses objections that Christians have to the Scriptural and historic teaching on baptism, which most born-again Christians reject as false because of ignorance and tradition.
Aug 9, 2010, Nicea Myths: Common Fables About the Council of Nicea and Constantine
There are many Council of Nicea myths. The council and Constantine have been accused of changing the bible, changing the sabbath to sunday, and numerous other things that never happened. Here's how to separate history from myths and fables.
Aug 9, 2010, The Pistis Sophia: An Ancient Gnostic Writing
The Pistis Sophia is one of the earliest and most well-known Gnostic writings. Like most other gnostic writings, it's full of arcane and occasionally nonsensical sayings of no practical value whatsoever.
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Aug 5, 2010, Death of James, Jesus' Brother
James, the Lord Jesus' brother, counted the most righteous of all men, was thrown from the temple and beaten to death with a club. Here is the earliest account of the death of James.
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