Gnosticism: Then and Now
Gnosticism was a major heresy merging Christian doctrines with Neoplatonist thought which the early church had to battle, particularly in the Eastern Roman Empire. This heresy was initially denounced in[…]
Category: Church History
Heresy in the Modern Church
LifeWay Research has released a new study on the views of modern American Christianity and, not surprisingly, heresy is running rampant through even the more conservative groups. The study[…]
Rahab the Hebrew: The Royal Genealogy Vindicated
For most of Church history, the expositions taken from the life and conversion of the harlot, Rahab, have centered on issues such as the propriety of lying in the service[…]
The Theological Declaration of Barmen
Faith and Heritage has generally avoided discussing German National Socialism, as there is simply no need to do so. You’re reading this in English, over 90% of our readership is[…]
Heyr Himna Smiður (Hear, Smith of the Heavens)
“Heyr Himna Smiður” is an Icelandic poem written in or just before 1208 AD. It was written by Kolbeinn Tumason who was a chieftain in one of the Icelandic[…]
Fighting the Disease with More Disease
A bit of an argument has broken out over at Alternative Right on an article reposted from my friend Scott Terry’s blog discussing his experience at the recent American Renaissance[…]
The Religious Roots of the Elite Liberal Agenda
Three years ago, I posted a quote from an Eastern Orthodox official postulating that the real divide in Christendom is increasingly between liberals and traditionalists rather than between the individual[…]
Samuel Rutherford on Kin Rule
Samuel Rutherford (c. 1600 – 1661) was a prominent Scottish Presbyterian theologian, pastor, and author. He was selected as one of the four representatives sent by the Scottish church[…]
Kinism in the Early Church
Introduction An accusation which Christians advocating for the doctrine of ethnonationalism often face is that we have embraced modernism and evolutionary materialism. It is argued that “racism,” the heresy of kinists[…]
Switzerland Votes to Protect Its People
I’m no fan of democracy, but even a broken clock gets it right twice a day. On Sunday, a majority of Swiss voters made the wise decision to vote in favor[…]
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