Christian Leaders - Church Fathers and Heretics
Resources on early Christian leaders, Church fathers, and heretics.
Saints
The following are some of the men and women who were canonized by the Christian church. In the early years, the process of canonization wasn't what it is today. Recent investigations by modern Christian churches have de-canonized some saints and some saints were saints only in the east or west.
The following are some of the men and women who were canonized by the Christian church. In the early years, the process of canonization wasn't what it is today. Recent investigations by modern Christian churches have de-canonized some saints and some saints were saints only in the east or west.
Saints of the Early Christian Church
The following are some of the men and women who were canonized by the Christian church. Some may no longer be counted as saints and others may be saints in the eastern but not the western church, or vice versa.
The following are some of the men and women who were canonized by the Christian church. Some may no longer be counted as saints and others may be saints in the eastern but not the western church, or vice versa.
Church Fathers - Eastern Church Fathers
Church Fathers were writers known for their piety, orthodoxy, acceptance and antiquity. These are four of the Greek Church Fathers of the fourth century. Saints Basil the Great, John Chrysostom and Gregory of Nazianzus were the three Cappadocian Fathers or the 3 Holy Hierarchs. Athanasius was added to balance the 4 Western Fathers.
Church Fathers were writers known for their piety, orthodoxy, acceptance and antiquity. These are four of the Greek Church Fathers of the fourth century. Saints Basil the Great, John Chrysostom and Gregory of Nazianzus were the three Cappadocian Fathers or the 3 Holy Hierarchs. Athanasius was added to balance the 4 Western Fathers.
Ancient Rome Glossary - Terms in Ancient Roman History
Short entries and definitions of ancient Roman historical terms.
Short entries and definitions of ancient Roman historical terms.
Theotokos - Virgin Mary Mother of God
Theotokos is the Greek for god-bearer and is used in reference to Mary the mother of God.
Theotokos is the Greek for god-bearer and is used in reference to Mary the mother of God.