Where can you find all the councils of Church history in their original languages? On this new page:
The Councils of Church History in Greek & Latin - RBO
To find not just some excerpts of the councils, but all their creeds, canons, acts and documents can be quite challenging, until now.
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Patrologia Graeca and Patrologia Latina are the standard, older, massive series of volumes of the writings of the early and medieval Church fathers, all online. I have put them all on one webpage. This webpage is the easiest and most convenient way to access and use them on the net.
As almost...
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We live in extraordinary times. In the benevolent provision of God I have been able to collect a collection of more than 575 bible commentaries from early and medieval Church figures in English, around 64% of which are fully available online for free:
The Early & Medieval Church Fathers on...
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I recently listened to Ryan Hurd (from the Davenant Institute) on the London Lyceum podcast who has very high views of Origen's interpretation of the Scriptures, but said Origen is extremely difficult to interpret properly himself! It has got me curious.
I realise Origen is an extremely...
I was listening to a Reformed Forum podcast that stated Credobaptism (meaning the view that believers only should be baptized) originated in the Reformation era and there is little to no evidence of it prior to that or in the early church. Is this true? My wife is Baptist and I am Presbyterian...
Friends,
If it may be of use to you, I have collected the harvest from the public domain on Church histories and on the Early Church, with links at your finger-tips:
Church History: ReformedBooksOnline
Early Church History: ReformedBooksOnline
There is a lot of amazing material here; I hope...
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Did the Early Church use vestments? When were they introduced? What kinds of vestments were introduced? I would appreciate any help with these questions.