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14 November 2020

The Legacy of the Second Constantinian Shift and the Threat of Secularism

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Recovering the First Reformation - Toward a Proto-Protestant Narrative of Church History (XIII) Not all among the Czech Brethren and Walde...
24 October 2020

The Legacy of First Reformation Separatism versus Magisterial Protestantism's Establishment Ethos (1517-1914)

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Recovering the First Reformation - Toward a Proto-Protestant Narrative of Church History (X) There is value in a further elaboration of th...
01 October 2020

The First Reformation

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Recovering the First Reformation - Toward a Proto-Protestant Narrative of Church History (VI) Some would date the First Reformation to the...
27 September 2020

Dissent Before the Gregorian Reform and the Placement of Celtic Christianity

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Recovering the First Reformation - Toward a Proto-Protestant Narrative of Church History (V) The growing apostasy at work in the post-Cons...
27 August 2017

Christian Nonviolence and Pacifism: Some Badly Needed Clarifications (Part 4/Conclusion)

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Apart from the Scriptural evidence that supports the nonviolent and pacifist position, there is a significant testimony to be found in Chur...
30 November 2013

Proto-Protestantism: Narratives and Nomenclature (Part IV/Final)

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Today, with the Culture Wars the emphasis is on continuity with the Middle Ages and the whole of Christendom. But even a generation ago ...
28 February 2011

Ecclesiology #4- A Theology of Means part 4

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With regard to this whole concept of Means..... What about the Proto-Protestants? What about the Church Fathers? For me all of this came...
25 December 2010

Something of a Diatribe on Tombs, Monuments, Traditions and Authority

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Over the past several days I have foolishly perhaps engaged in a little cyber-nudging... something I no longer do. I think things are rapidl...
15 October 2010

Answering Questions #5- Sola Scriptura, Literacy, and the Middle Ages

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Getting some great questions...keep them coming. Isn't Sola Scriptura anachronistic when placed in a medieval context? The people wer...
12 October 2010

Answering Questions #4- Protoprotestants and Sacralism

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Who were the Protoprotestants? Could you explain Sacralism a bit more? Is there a difference between Sacralism and Constantinianism?
15 August 2010

The Reformation: Romanticism and Reality

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A few reflections concerning the Reformation. Historians have long debated the reasons for the success of Martin Luther, Zwingli, and the ot...
08 July 2010

Origins of Lollardy

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The Lollards were a British manifestation of proto-Protestantism. Historians have often been baffled at the lack of 'heretical' acti...
05 July 2010

What we can and cannot learn from the records of the Holy Office- The Inquisition

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Much of the statistical data concerning Medieval Dissenters comes from the records of Inquisitors. This is unfortunate because it leaves the...

The Logistics of the Medieval Underground

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It is critical to understand, the Medieval Underground was not a monolithic body. It manifested itself in many different ways and in diverse...
26 June 2010

In times of Interdict, the heretics rejoice

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updated July 2012 This is part one of four posts related to Nominalism. Nominalism and Scepticism…Sacralism Wounded Due to the his...