Genrivera·Feb 20Ex-Muslims, Muhammad, and the Historical Cost of LiteralismIn the digital age, ex-Muslim voices have become increasingly visible. Many speak with courage about experiences of coercion, repression…
Genrivera·Feb 17The Pilgrimage of Xuanzang: From Tang China to India and the Birth of a LegendThe seventh-century pilgrimage of Xuanzang (c. 602–664) from Tang China to the Indian subcontinent stands as one of the most consequential…
Bill Giannakopoulos·Dec 4, 2025Why Christian Healing Lost Its Hellenic Roots — And Why Islam Preserved ThemThe bifurcation of Greek healing into sacrament and science across Christianity and Islam
Priscilla Stuckey·Jul 17, 2025When Christians Denounced Inequality — Priscilla StuckeyAn early bishop denounced wealth — before Christianity became the imperial religion. Plus: addressing inequality today.
Aaron Schuck Historical·May 14, 2024Insights from “Against the Heathen” by ArnobiusContextualizing the Third Century
InChristian Heroes, History & HolidaysbyMelanie Ann·Nov 22, 20243 —Saint Nicholas: Amazing Kid & Teen“Birth Year”: St. Nick’s True Life & Connection to Christmas
Joshua Schachterle, PhD·Feb 24, 2024Will the Real St. Antony Please Stand Up?Antony the Great (251–356 CE) is called the father of Christian monasticism and often believed to be the first desert ascetic in Christian…
University of Florence·Jan 29, 2024The Centres of Public Power Between the Cities and the Countryside, in the Light of the Recent…From Firenze University Press Book: Between Ostrogothic and Carolingian Italy
University of Florence·Jan 22, 2024Epigraphic Stratigraphy: is There Any Trace of the Ostrogoths in Early Medieval “Layers” (6th-9th…From Firenze University Press Book: Between Ostrogothic and Carolingian Italy
University of Florence·Jan 1, 2024«Stilo… memoriaeque mandavi»: Two and a Half Conspiracies.From Firenze University Press Book: Between Ostrogothic and Carolingian Italy
