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Semi-Augustinians
A few monks—and eventually most of the church—found both Augustine and Pelagius a little too extreme.
David Allen
Augustine & the Battle for Orthodoxy: Did You Know?
Misinterpreted for centuries, this painting now sheds light on Augustine and his remarkable life.
Elesha Coffman
"Thanks, Da Vinci Code"
Tbe book sends us back to Christianity's founding fathers—and the Bible we share with them
Chris Armstrong
Ancient Christian Commentary on Current Events: What Is War Good For?
What early church leaders thought of Christians and the military
Joel Elowsky
Thinking to Change Lives
Robert Louis Wilken explores early Christian thought
Cindy Crosby
Rightly Dividing the Hell Debate
Key advocates and writings.
Augustine & the Battle for Orthodoxy: From the Editor - A Giant-But A Man
From the Editor
Mark Galli
A Tale of Two Cities
It's a shame about Rome, but wait—there's more! What a fifth-century critic might have said.
Martin A. Marty
Augustine & the Battle for Orthodoxy: Christian History Timeline
A Christian History Timeline
Fighting Words
Forged in the heat of theological battle, Augustine's five most distinctive teachings remain controversial.
Roger E. Olson
The Bishop at Work
Augustine saw himself not as a saint, but as a pastor with a job to do.
Bruce L. Shelley
Augustine & the Battle for Orthodoxy: A Gallery of Influential Antagonists
Augustine's life and ministry were shaped by his encounters with these intellectual adversaries.
J. Stepehn Lang
What Would Augustine Say?
The fifth-century theologian answers five crucial twenty-first-century questions.
Jay Wood
Augustine & the Battle for Orthodoxy: Recommended Resources
Elesha Coffman
The Dark Heart Filled With Light
Augustine's early years reveal an intense, proud, and sensual man who yearned to know truth.
Robert Payne
Book Review: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
To show how greatly God has changed him, Augustine tells all. What a fifth-century critic might have said.
David F. Wright
The First Bible Teachers: Did You Know?
Interesting and unusual facts about the church's first Bible interpreters
The First Bible Teachers: From The Editor - The Founding Fathers We Never Knew
Chris Armstrong
By Chris Armstrong
Why the Reformers Read the Fathers
Three Wise Men from the East
The Cappadocian Fathers brought the best gift of all: a powerful scriptural defense of the Trinity and Christ's divinity against the Arian heretics.
Edwin Woodruff Tait and Chris Armstrong
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