A Podcast All About Christianity
Among the great theologians of the Middle Ages, Anselm of Canterbury (c. 1033–1109) stands as one of the most important figures in Western Christian thought. A monk, philosopher, and archbishop, Anselm helped shape medieval theology through his profound reflections on faith, reason, and the nature of God. His writings continue to influence Christian philosophy, theology, and apologetics … Read More “Anselm of Canterbury: Faith Seeking Understanding” »
The idea that Christmas has always been a universally beloved Christian holiday is a modern assumption. In seventeenth-century England and colonial New England, Christmas became the focus of intense religious and cultural conflict. For the Puritans, Christmas was not merely an innocent celebration but a symbol of theological error, moral excess, and unwanted continuity with … Read More “The Puritan War on Christmas” »
John Wyclif (also spelled Wycliffe or Wiclif) was one of the most influential and controversial figures of the late medieval church. Born around 1328 in Yorkshire, England, Wyclif lived during a time of political turmoil, religious corruption, and intellectual ferment. He is often called “the Morning Star of the Reformation” because his teachings anticipated many of the … Read More “John Wyclif: The Morning Star of the Reformation” »
