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Christian
Classics
Extensive
range of Christian classical literature listed by author from
'Cleaving to God' by Albert the Great Saint (1193?-1280) to
the 'Journal
of John Woolman' by John Woolman
(1720-1772), from the
Christian
Classics Ethereal Library at Calvin
College. |
Christian
History Institute
Offers
easy to read key dates, events, reviews and personalities
from Church history. |
Church
History
Includes
links to general Church history, early Church history, Middle
Ages to the present, Western Hemisphere Church history, Eastern
Hemisphere Church history, histories of other denominations
and relevant directories. |
Church
Rodent - glossary
Listed
alphabetically from Lyman Abbott to Ulrich Zwingli, Rich Tatum's
Glossary of Christian History, based in part on Bruce Shelley's
Christian History in Plain Language. |
Early
Church Fathers
The
Early Church Fathers is a 38 volume collection of writings
from the first 800 years of the Church. This collection is
divided into three series, Ante-Nicene (ANF), Nicene and Post-Nicene
Series I (NPNF1), and Nicene and Post-Nicene Series II (NPNF2),
from the Christian
Classics Ethereal Library at Calvin
College. |
England
Extensive
history, culture, and Christian heritage links. |
Fox's
Book of Martyrs
John
Fox 's (1516-1587) classic work that profoundly influenced
early Protestant sentiment. Describes the days when 'a noble
army, men and boys, the matron and the maid,' climbed the
steep ascent of heaven, mid peril, toil, and pain', from the
Christian
Classics Ethereal Library at
Calvin
College. |
Hall
of Church History
Includes
an extensive collection of historical documents and information
from the early Church Fathers through the Reformation to current
times. |
Historians
of the Church
General
histories by ancient writers such as Eusibius, Socrates, Scholasticus
and St. Bede. Also includes a few non-Orthodox source, e.g.
Josephus and non-Chalcedonian writers. Provided by the Saint
Pachomius Library. |
Internet
Medieval Source Book
Produced
by ORB,
a cooperative effort on the part of scholars across the Internet
to establish an online textbook source for medieval studies
on the Worldwide Web, including texts, saints' lives, law
texts and maps. |
Medieval
Manuscript Leaves
Illustrations
taken from medieval books written in various European scriptoria
by Benedictine, Franciscan, Carthusian, Dominican, and other
orders of monks. Texts include the Bible, various church service
books, the writings of the Church Fathers and some of the
Classics, from the Cary
Collection, Rochester Institute of Technology
in Rochester, N.Y. |
Reformation
Texts,
pictures, and links on the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century.
The original contribution of this collection is its portrait
gallery of contemporary woodcuts and engravings from Dr. Hans
Rollmann, Department of Religious Studies, Memorial University
of Newfoundland. |
Reformation
Guide
Key
links to works and information on reformers, such as Martin
Luther, John Calvin and Zwingli, and to reform moments and
the Counter Reformation. |
Religion
in Victorian Britain
Includes
Evangelical, High, and Broad Church movements and dissenters,
Papal Infallibility, Tracts, Baptism, Methodism and more.
From the The
Victorian Web —
literature, history, and culture in the age of Victoria presented
by George P. Landow, Professor of English and Art History,
Brown University. |
The
American Colonist's Library
Historical
works that contributed to the formation of American politics,
culture and ideals, including many religious works. |
The
Eccole Initiative: Hypertext Encyclopedia of Early Church
History
Includes
translations of Judeo-Christian and Islamic Primary Sources
to 1500 AD, essays, iconography and religious art, also timeline
with geographical cross-reference. |
Saints
and Angels
Alphabetical
index of Saints and their biographies. Also includes articles
on Angels, from
Catholic
Online. |
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