Studies in Patristics (the writings and history of the Early Church) continue to grow in popularity. It’s one thing to read about the writings of the early Christians, but it’s something else entirely to read these writers in their own words—whether in original languages or translations. Today, we’re adding to our Patristic offerings for Accordance with […]
We had such an incredible turnout for our March eAcademy that we’re offering a special one-day eAcademy event to be held on April 14! TITLE/THEME: “Power Searching and Extra-biblical Resources in Accordance!” This Accordance eAcademy will offer live, web-based teaching on many extra-biblical resources found in Accordance including what they are and how to use […]
“History is the depository of great actions, the witness of what is past, the example and instructor of the present, and monitor to the future.” —Miguel de Cervantes (as quoted in Many Thoughts of Many Minds) If you are a student of church history or merely someone who appreciates dead authors over live ones, we […]
Confession: I used to totally ignore the Early Church’s interpretation of the Bible. I felt that it was pre-critical and not worth paying any attention beyond historical curiosity. I was simply a modernist snob. In the last decade or so, my way of thinking has been changed greatly as I’ve gained new appreciation for ancient […]
Last week, I read a blog post which called for Christian theologians to focus anew on articulating the doctrine of the Trinity in response to recent challenges. In recent years, many Christians from non-liturgical traditions have shown renewed interest in more liturgical forms of worship. Modern society’s can’t-stop-for-breath pace has many people looking for ways […]