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1st Century Greeks & Roman Empires Hellenization & The Maccabeans The "Jesus" Movement Christianity in Conflict Outreach to the Gentiles The Apostle Paul The Jerusalem Council James, brother of Jesus Beginning of Persecution Destruction of the Temple Post-Apostolic Writings New Testament Canon, Pt 1 New Testament Canon, Pt 2

2nd Century Roman Persecutions Apostolic Fathers The Spirit of Martyrdom Second Repentance Second Century Heresies The Christian Apologists New Testament Canon, Pt 3 New Testament Canon, Pt 4 Summary and Applications

3rd Century The Severian Persecution Clement of Alexandria Origen of Alexandria The Decian Persecution Cyprian, Bishops, the Pope New Testament Canon, Pt 5 The Issue of the Trinity The Church Prospers

4th Century Politics of the Roman Empire Church Continues to Grow The Diocletian Persecution Constantine Comes to Power Donatism and Arianism Conflict with the Donatists Constantine and Faith Council of Nicea-325AD The Nicean Creed Beginnings of Monasticism

Biblical Topics What is False Doctrine? Two Articles on Biblical Inerrancy Who Wrote NT Hebrews? Trinity and the NT Protestants and the Apocrypha Saul the Persecutor Faith, Resurrection and the NT Tithing and the NT Demands of Christian Tolerance Faith and Certainty

Questions: Early Church Women in the Early Church When did "Bishops" begin? Deaths due to the Trinity Creeds? When was Jesus Born? Did Tertullian call Paul a Heretic? Was Athanasius a Black Man? When did Sunday Worship Begin? Did Origen Teach Universalism? Baptism in the Early Church Candles in Worship Christianity and Paganism

More Questions-Topics Wine in the Ancient World Early Fathers and the Revelation Early Church and "Holiness" Is Apostolic Succession True? "Palestine" in the Roman World Three Protestant Myths Constantine and Sun Worship Constantine and the Donatists Pacifism and the Faith Pacifism vs Just War Debate Early Church and the Military Pacifism and the NT