The significantly faster duplication available through printing as compared with a scribe and quill gave Luther and others the means to quickly present their views and respond to critics. As the 500th anniversary of...
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John Knox, 1514-1572
It might be thought that one as important to the history of Presbyterians and Scotland as John Knox would have a distinguished place of burial. It would hopefully be a pleasant statue, or a nice monument with some...
The City of God, Augustine
Bishop of Hippo Augustine created a massive body of works which is often appealed to by Roman Catholics and Protestants alike. The thinking behind the Reformation was seeded by the ad fontes principle of the Renaissance...
J. Gresham Machen, The Great War
The military chaplaincy in the United States began with the presidency of George Washington. However, by the time of The Great War there were a number of non-militarily connected organizations involved in support...
André Guillebeau, Jean Louis Gibert, & the New Bordeaux Huguenots
The French Huguenots were one of the persecuted groups that sought religious and political freedom in the colony of South Carolina. Many of the Huguenots that moved to the colonies were poor as well as persecuted, so...
“A Belligerent D.D.” Robert J. Breckinridge
The transcription of the article, “A Belligerent D.D.,” that follows this introduction is from the Public Ledger, Memphis, Tennessee, Nov. 14, 1867. The belligerent Doctor of Divinity was Robert J. Breckinridge. The...
