Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal-Day 11
Our first stop of the day was the Palace of Theodoric, 50 feet from the front door of our hotel.
Our first stop of the day was the Palace of Theodoric, 50 feet from the front door of our hotel.
Today, we rented a car in Florence and drove to Ravenna. As we left Florence, I realized how much this
The GSB team has clearly splintered. As I planned my day for mining the Christian history from the city of
So, I had a very funny blog post about ready to go, but the GSB editorial division reviewed it and
Today was our Savonarola day. Girolamo Savonarola (1452 – 1498 A.D.) was a Dominican monk who preached Truth in Florence
We only had half a day in Rome today before leaving for Florence, so I booked a private tour of
Today was a free day. Even on these study tours we have free days so each can go their separate
At 9:15 a.m. we were back at the entrance to the Domus Aurea, and this time there was a tour
Everything I’m about to tell you about what happened to us today is true. It’s not “based on a true
The Battle of the Milvian Bridge is a turning point in history, ranking up there with the Exodus, the Reformation,
Day one of the GSB Early Christian, Medieval Travel Tour consisted of 10 hours of flying, nearly as many hours
Well, the time has arrived for our departure on the GSB Early Christian, Medieval Travel Tour. We are headed to
After sixteen years of driving the same car, I bought a new car. It’s a car I have wanted since
One of the purposes of this blog is to imagine what the world will look like as the the kingdom
Theodosius I , a/k/a Theodosius the Great, was emperor of the Byzantine Empire from 379 A.D. to 395 A.D. The
In keeping with GSB tradition, here is reading list for the upcoming Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal on which the
I am formally announcing our upcoming GSB tour which will take place later this summer. This tour has been scheduled
I have to admit, I didn’t think I would see it in my lifetime. I had hoped, and hopefully done
Some of you may recall that Duck Dynasty patriarch, Phil Robertson, in an interview with GQ Magazine, once paraphrased I Corinthians
If you have followed this blog for a while, you know that I have little grace for those who try
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