Chris R Armstrong

Educator. Entrepreneur. Historian. Journalist. Editor. Fundraiser. Thinker on vocation & work. Christian humanist. Board gamer. Jazz fan.

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The Abolition of Man: How a non-theist text shows C S Lewis as a Christian humanist https://t.co/jF3AmWmTNb - update: I WILL be presenting on my research at the Undiscovered Lewis conference at George Fox U this September

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Top ten reasons to read Christian history https://t.co/QTJrMraPeH

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@Roy_Wallen @lewisinitiative I hope to meet you there - looks like it will be an excellent conference

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Dante in a nutshell: An exercise in extreme compression: summarizing the life of the ninth-most-written-about person in the Library of Congress in just over 200 words: https://t.co/gOKAUipY9s

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When details get you down - Part III https://t.co/pAyAmmT6s6

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Holy America, Phoebe! It swept across church lines, transforming America's urban landscape with its rescue missions and storefront churches. Yet today, the "holiness movement" and its charismatic woman leader are all but forgotten. https://t.co/JRPSiWp4Va

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Dig that Billy Graham Cat! Where Christian youth culture came from in America, and what Billy Graham had to do with the story https://t.co/54hLizopcT

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How do I hate thee, modernity? Let the Inklings count the ways https://t.co/s7EWvCcjxq

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"This passionate intellectual energy could sometimes be quite overwhelming. When she had been to stay, I used to go to bed for a couple of days to recover!" My interview with Barbara Reynolds about Dorothy L. Sayers https://t.co/cnISmFwaJ8

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Medieval monasteries as incubators of the modern hospital - part V: How the "charitable revolution" started the de-monasticization of healthcare https://t.co/olj8IpIHbX

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Medieval monasteries as incubators of the modern hospital - part IV: Jerusalem's Hospital of St. John: A model medieval hospital https://t.co/TShJSn7riP

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Medieval monasteries as incubators of the modern hospital - part III: Glimpses inside the experience of being cared for in a medieval hospital https://t.co/xiKDvMvtRW

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Medieval monasteries as incubators of the modern hospital - part II: What did medieval hospitals look like? https://t.co/KLVb4lTOIi

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Medieval monasteries as incubators of the modern hospital - part I: A history worth remembering in our age of the secularized hospital https://t.co/9OzqJlQoRz

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Christianity as healing religion: Gary Ferngren on the roles and rationales of healing in the early church https://t.co/Mz2xPJuxgF

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What did medieval people think caused illnesses? https://t.co/KmzBe7jkr9

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Medievals on the usefulness of illness and the meaning of plague https://t.co/AnW7UcVg2o

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What did medieval people think caused illnesses? https://t.co/KmzBe7iMBB

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Did early Christians reject secular medicine? https://t.co/XjllgkEh2Q