Formal theological education is so embedded in contemporary Christianity that it is easy to assume degrees such as the Master of Divinity or Doctor of Theology have always existed. In reality, theological degrees developed gradually, shaped by medieval universities, ecclesiastical needs, denominational priorities, and—more recently—modern academic and professional expectations. This post traces the historical development … Read More “A Brief History of Theological Degrees in Christianity” »
Category: Theology
Introduction Postmillennialism is one of the three major Christian millennial frameworks, alongside premillennialism and amillennialism. Though often overshadowed in popular evangelical discourse by premillennialism, postmillennialism has played a significant role in shaping Protestant theology, Western political thought, and Christian engagement with culture. In recent decades, it has experienced a modest revival, often intersecting with debates … Read More “The Rise and Development of Postmillennialism” »
Anicius Manlius Severinus Boëthius (477-524) was born approximately fifty years after the death of Augustine of Hippo. Like Augustine, Boethius was a Christian philosopher who was heavily influenced by Hellenistic philosophy. You may enjoy this short video on Boethius’s most famous work, Consolation of Philosophy.
One of the most influential Christians in the Second World War was Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Although he is most commonly known as being involved in a plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler, there is so much more to him. You can learn more about his life in this documentary on the life of Dietrich Bonheffer.
