Monthly Archives: August 2019

John Henry Newman’s confession – early church is different than later church in history

Posted on August 26, 2019 by Ken Temple

Cardinal John Henry Newman admitted that the early church (“catholic” / universal -first 500 years) is different than the later church (later = Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox). It does not seem possible, then, to avoid the conclusion that, whatever … Continue reading →

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Balancing the common claim that the Copts and Miaphysites welcomed the Arab Muslim Invaders

Posted on August 1, 2019 by Ken Temple

Always treated with immense suspicion the narrative of Miaphysites of Egypt and Syria welcoming Arab imperialism in lieu of Byzantium. Akin to the bs of the supposed “tolerant cosmopolitanism” in Arab/Maghrebi occupied Iberian peninsula. https://t.co/lsLTz07STp — Romanos I Lekapenos (@Lekapenos) … Continue reading →

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