Proto-Protestantism

https://www.amazon.com/Life-Times-I-C-Herendeen/dp/B0FJZ4ZFY7 I am pleased to endorse this 2025 work authored by my son, Isaac. It would se...

There are few books out there that I would fully endorse, but Joshua Immanuel's 2024 work - My Kingdom is Not of This World is one of th...

A Calvinist blogger (from the South) posted about wanting to understand his Celtic roots and then listed some books being read to that end.

https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/reviews/living-wonder/ I rather enjoyed reading this review though I have not decided whether I will pic...

When sections of the American public were forced to admit that it was American soldiers that committed the horrific massacre at My Lai in 19...

Having recently finished Gerard Russell's Heirs of Forgotten Kingdoms (Basic Books, 2014) I found myself once again irritated and put o...

https://proto-protestantism.blogspot.com/2015/03/constantine-defended-and-revisited.html Recently, I decide to re-read this book and the a...

On many occasions I've been driven to reflect on the immigrant experience. Apart from my Germans who came from Russia in the late ninete...

After many years I finally found the time to read Norman Cohn's The Pursuit of the Millennium: Revolutionary Millenarians and Mystical A...

A good resource regarding the formative years of the Moravian Church is The History of the Unity of Brethren (A Protestant Hussite Church in...

Irwin C Herendeen (1883-1982) is a name few remember today. Those who are familiar with the name usually connect it to Arthur Pink. A Christ...

The title comes from Simon Wiesenthal's famous work. It's the story of ex-Nazis and fascists with dark pasts blending back into the...

I recall when I was younger many Christians were critical of CS Lewis' Narnia due to perceived pagan elements and intrusions. Recently ...