A Kingdom Philosophy of History
If you are a Christian, how do you view history? I mean big picture, how do you view it? In
Gregory Scott
June 20, 2010
Tag: History
The Martyrdom of Polycarp
Clint Eastwood’s Dirty Harry character has always been one of my favorites because he is all courage and cool. He’s famous for
Gregory Scott
June 19, 2010
The Conversion of Norway
In yesterday’s blog post, Kingdom History: 1000 A.D., I mentioned that a number of conversions of European leaders leading up to
Gregory Scott
June 17, 2010
The End of the World: 1000 A.D.?
If you had been living in Europe at the end of the first millennium, would you have thought it was
Gregory Scott
June 16, 2010
How The Destruction of Jerusalem Helped the Church
The destruction of Jerusalem was one of the most significant events not only in Jewish history but in history of
Gregory Scott
June 12, 2010
Tiberius Caesar on King Jesus
Tiberius was Caesar during Jesus’ Earthly Ministry Tiberius Caesar was Roman Emperor from AD 14-37, that is, during the earthly ministry
Gregory Scott
June 9, 2010
Kingdom History 1453-1455: The Fall of Constantinople and Invention of the Printing Press
The Fall of Constantinople For 1,100 years Constantinople was the capital of Christianity. It was the repository for Christian treasures,
Gregory Scott
May 28, 2010
Kingdom Hero – Charlemagne
Charlemagne is one of my heroes. I’ve read several biographies of his life and even own a Montblanc special edition
Gregory Scott
May 12, 2010
Is War Ever Justified in Support of the Spread of Christianity?
I hesitated to write this post because I’m concerned you’ll think my point is so obvious it’s not worth stating,
Gregory Scott
May 11, 2010
