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Home: Core Subjects: History: World: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: History: World: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Two Centuries and Counting: Interview with Harry Crocker III - Kathryn Jean LopezLike Paul Johnson, I was a journalist who'd written frequently on historical topics. I also had a definite point of view on Church history, which was that it was being hijacked for liberal propaganda with the endless stream of books like Constantine's Sword, Hitler's Pope, and Papal Sin. I wanted to respond with the real story. Email This Article Vatican Council II and the Church in the Modern World - Fr. Robert FoxHow does one summarize an ecumenical council, such as Vatican II, that has been and is transforming Christian society and has brought more changes to the Church in a few years than during the preceding 400 to 500 years? Email This Article Was Christianity Itself Responsible for the Nazi Holocaust? - Helen M. ValoisShould the Pope apologize for the Nazi Holocaust? Did Christian teaching, as is increasingly alleged, create cultural conditions that ultimately drove the Jews to their graves during the mid-20th century? Email This Article Was Hitler a Christian? - Dinesh D’SouzaLeading atheists are arguing that Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime were theist and specifically Christian. Email This Article What the Crusades Were Really Like - Thomas F. MaddenThe Crusaders were not unprovoked aggressors, greedy marauders or medieval colonialists, as portrayed in some history books. Email This Article What We Owe the Monks - Thomas E. Woods, Jr.When Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger took the name Benedict XVI in late April, observers immediately speculated as to what it meant. Papal names often carry great significance. Email This Article What’s So Great About Catholicism - H.W. Crocker IIIWith its divine foundation, sanction, and mission, nothing could be more glorious than the Catholic Church. But, of course, many people — even many baptized Catholics — don’t see it that way. Email This Article Who Burned the Witches? - Sandra MieselThe stench of their burning is with us yet. The stakes and gibbets where witches perished by the tens of thousands during early modern times still stand in popular imagination. For historians, the so-called great European witch-hunt has been a much-vexed issue, one easily contorted to suit the prejudices of every age. Email This Article Who Invented Charity? - Thomas E. Woods, Jr.In the early fourth century, famine and disease struck the army of the Roman emperor Constantine. Pachomius, a pagan soldier in that army, watched in amazement as many of his fellow Romans brought food to the afflicted men and, without discrimination, bestowed help on those in need. Email This Article Who Killed Slavery? - Dinesh D'SouzaIsn't it remarkable that atheists, who did virtually nothing to oppose slavery, condemn Christians, who are the ones who abolished it? Email This Article Pages: [<<] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 [>>] Pages Updated On: 10-Jun-2008 - 18:50:38
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