John Scotus Eriugena and the unknowability of God
The life of controversial medieval philosopher, John the Irish Gael. A guest post from about-history.com
Everyone a bride of Christ
Medieval's developed "bridal mysticism."
Seeing Christ crucified in her soul
Margery Kempe’s story gives us a window into the daily lives of many devout medieval people.
The agony and the ecstasy
catherine of siena invited others into a passionate, physical devotion
The fires of love
From the highest nobility to the lowest working class, medievals heard the call of God over four centuries.
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Medieval Lay Mystics
Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God. I John 4:7a (NIV)
Today in History
C. S. Lewis Came to Christ in a Sidecar (1931)
“How are you, my friend I said. Very well, sir, very well. Never better in all my life. Thank God for all his mercies replied the man, with so cheerful...”
Richmond, Legh. The Annals of the Poor. T. Nelson and Sons, 1900.
God hangs great weights on slender wires (1914)
Read 1 Kings 17:1-16. What marvelous “coincidences” are prepared by Providential grace! The poor widow is un...