Part one in the Homeschool and History with Trial and Triumph series. This one is on the first chapter and story, Polycarp.
Our personal library always seems to grow this time of year. This late December was no exception. Plus, I have a couple questions at the end for you.
I will be reviewing the homeschooling text Trial and Triumph: Stories and Church History. There will be short reviews for each of the stories put together by Richard Hannula.
I've begun a reading of Craig Hovey's "To Share in the Body: a Theology of Martyrdom for Today's Church." Today, I'm merely posting some excellent quotes from the first third of the book. When I finish, I will do a more complete review. Check these few passages out.
There is one of those memes going around in which people volunteer a list of books that influenced their readings of the Bible. The rules say that works are not limited to Biblical studies literature, but can include religious works or works of literature.
The following are some books that have come out recently (in the past few years) that I'd love to get my hands on and be able to utilize.
How can a Christian teach and practice non-peace while at the same time presenting a Christ of peace? How can that ever exist?
