“Long before he stripped Zurich’s churches bare, Huldrych Zwingli was a gifted flutist and singer. This is the story of an iconoclast who genuinely loved the arts, and loved Scripture’s authority even more.”
Historical Context The fourth century was a period of remarkable theological conflict. Although the Council of Nicaea condemned Arianism in 325 A.D., the decades that followed required extraordinary men to defend and articulate Nicene orthodoxy….
Historical Context The 16th century was a time of great upheaval within the Church. What began as calls for reform would soon erupt into what is now known as the Protestant Reformation. Doctrinal corruption and…
Historical Context The fourth century would mark the end of the open persecution of Christianity. The Edict of Milan in 313 A.D. would make it a legal religion to practice in the Roman Empire. Surviving…
