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The Martyrs of Córdoba: Part I

Nicholas / June 29, 2019

[Note: The posts on the Martyrs of Córdoba are derived from a term paper that I was assigned in a class on Islamic Spain, where I was tasked with writing a pre-thesis prospectus of sorts, on topics that I might…

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Catholicism, The Canon

The New Testament Canon in the Fourth Century

Nicholas / January 26, 2019

This article will explore the state of the development of the Canon of the New Testament in the 4th century.  In this context, the word “Canon” signifies “the catalogue of inspired writings known as the Old and New Testaments, identified…

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Catholicism, The Papacy

Theodore Abu Qurrah and the Papacy

Nicholas / January 12, 2019

Theodore Abu Qurrah was the Melkite Bishop of Haran (Upper Mesopotamia) who lived in the 9th century A.D.  As such, he found himself living under Muslim rule.  Besides being one of the first Christian authors to write in Arabic, he…

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Hello and Welcome! My name is Nicholas Gulda and you have landed at my blog. Here you will find posts mostly dealing with the topics of history and religion. I have taught Spanish and History at the High School level for 10 years in the Archdiocese of Detroit. I am currently working on my Master's in History, including a thesis focusing on crusading and James I of Aragon. In general, I am...

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