The life of Saint Athanasius’ life stands out as one of the most remarkable in the entire history of the church. Rejecting the life of ease that would later come to characterize so many bishops, Athanasius wa...

The Anglo-Irish statesmen, Edmund Burke, is best known for his stinging critique of the French Revolution. Realizing that ideas have consequences, Burke endeavored to help the citizens of England and France to ...

Since the 790s, the Danish Vikings had been using fast mobile armies to raid England’s coasts in search of plunder. Destroying and utterly decimating everything that stood in their way, the Vikings became the...

Thomas Chalmers was born on 17 March 1780, the sixth child of John and Elizabeth Chalmers, in a small fishing and trading village on the south-east coast of Fife Scotland....

On 4 February, 1906, Dietrich Bonhoeffer was born in Breslau, Germany (now part of Poland). Dietrich and his twin sister, Sabina, were two of eight children born to Karl and Paul...

This article explores the significance and legacy of Solzhenitsyn and the rejected warnings that he offered to the West. Recognized as a great writer, defender of freedom and opponent of communism, Solzhenitsyn...

Protestants often view the medieval period as a gaping parenthesis between the purity of the early church and the clarity of the reformation. Such a view is clearly erroneous, as the middle ages was a time when...