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Devotions in Church History: Polycarp

December 3, 2019 David Lytle 2 Comments 2 Timothy, Caesar, Church History, Galatians, John, Martyr, Paul, Persecution, Peter, Polycarp, Smyrna

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While he lived a Christ-centered life, Polycarp is most known for his Caesar-defying death.

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Devotions in Church History: Athanasius

December 10, 2019 David Lytle 2 Comments Alexandria, Arianism, Athanasius, Augustine, Constantine, Incarnation, Jesus, John, Nicea, Nicene Creed, Trinity

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Athanasius against the world

Devotions in Church History: Thomas Aquinas

December 19, 2019 David Lytle 5 Comments Albert the Great, Constitution, Cosmological Argument, Dumb Ox, Flannery O'Connor, High MIddle Ages, Ibn-Rush, John Locke, Latin, Law, Middle Ages, Natural Law, Philippians, Relativism, Sacramentalism, Social Contract, Theology, Thomas Aquinas, Transubstantiation

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The Dumb Ox None Could Silence.

Erasmus

Devotions in Church History: Erasmus

January 6, 2020 David Lytle 4 Comments Acts, Desiderius Erasmus, Erasmus, Greek, Guttenburg, John Calvin, Latin, Martin Luther, New Testament, Philosophia Christi, Praise of Folly, Reformation, Rotterdam, Satire, Scholarship, Vulgate, William Tyndale

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The scholar who changed the world.

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Devotions in Church History: Thomas Helwys

January 16, 2020 David Lytle 1 Comment 2 Thessalonians, A Short Declaration of the Mystery of Iniquity, Amsterdam, Arminian, Baptism, Baptist, Believer's Baptism, Calvinism, Church of England, Daniel, Dutch Mennonites, Freedom of Worship, General Baptist, James I, John Smyth, New England, Pilgrims, Puritan, Religious Liberty, Revelation, Roger Williams, Romans, Thomas Helwys

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Thomas Helwys, who died in relative obscurity, became the father of much of our own understanding of the Christian faith.