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Top Five Posts in 2023

Posted on December 27, 2023December 27, 2023 By Stephen Bedard No Comments on Top Five Posts in 2023
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Thank you for your ongoing support of the History of Christianity podcast. In addition to the podcast, I also blog on topics related to Christian history. I am including the five most read posts in 2023. These were not written in 2023 but were popular this past year.

If you would like to support this podcast and the other content I produce, please consider going to my Patreon page.

  1. What’s the Difference Between Anabaptists and Baptists?
  2. Why is Easter Called Easter?
  3. 5 Reasons Why I Love History
  4. How Many Apostles Were There?
  5. What’s the Difference Between the Apocrypha and the Pseudepigrapha?
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Episode 76 – The Roman Empire in the Fourth Century

Episode 76 – The Roman Empire in the Fourth Century

The fourth century was a century of great change for the church. It was equally so for the Roman Empire. In fact, from this century onward it would be difficult to separate the history of Rome from the history of the church. In this episode, we look at the major events of the fourth century ... Read More "Episode 76 – The Roman Empire in the Fourth Century" »

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