This entry is part [part not set] of 2 in the series A Christian Approach to HistoryThe world contains few historians, and those who are men of history are usually leaders as a result. People with the wisdom of the past drive generations into the future. The greatest men are rarely original thinkers so much as they are intelligent in extrapolating value from the generations before them. Our ignorance of history often makes us useless...
This entry is part [part not set] of 2 in the series A Christian Approach to HistoryIntroduction Any study of Church history should begin with principles that will guide the researcher. Just as a systematic theology often begins with a “Prolegomena,” so the historian must define his method and philosophy for writing on history. This is called historiography[1]. A Christian is theo-centric in his approach to history; that is, he views the progress of time...
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