Shedding Light on Scientific Advancement
Post by Max Pointner, CHM Image Researcher
Abbess, Scientist, Lyricist and Composer: Hildegard of Bingen
The musical endeavors of a remarkable 12th-c. nun | post by Nathan Hillanbrand
Divine power, wisdom, and goodness
The medieval flourishing of natural philosophy in Christianity
A world of love and light
Christian theology shaped modern science through the work of Johannes Kepler and Robert Boyle
The plagues that destroyed
A survey of epidemics and some Christian responses
Demonstrating the love of Christ
At the very beginning of the church, Christians were known for their compassion in times of illness
Courage and pestilence
Luther’s words amid 16th-century plagues speak to our own time in complex ways
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Today in History
FIRST METHODIST BAPTISM IN FUZHOU (1657)
“About sixteen years since I commenced writing a History of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and had actually brought it down to about the year 1810 but...”
Bangs, Nathan. History of the Methodist Episcopal Church, vol. 1.
Retribution is inevitable (1885)
Know this—that as surely as God sometimes punishes wholesale, so surely is he always punishing in detail. By that...