
A short daily trip down the lane of Christian History. Looking at the fascinating people and events that have shaped a universal civilisation.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 369 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHistoryReligion & Spirituality | |||

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Today we look at the life of St Aethelwold, who rebuilt the church after 300 years of Viking raids. Also the unlikely assimilation of Christianity into the Vikings and how Bluetooth got its name
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Mount Athos is a unique centre for Orthodox Christianity, today in 1913 the Russian Navy removed 800 monks. We look at the traditions there and its claim to be Marys Garden
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The greatest of the Baroque composers was a man of profound Lutheran faith, we look at his life
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Humane Vitae is the most controversial of papal encyclicals, restating the Church's opposition to artificial birth control. It also marked a moment in the shift of the authority of the Church. It was Pope Paul VI last encyclical. W... more
Happy to have finally found this podcast to give me, in short audio form, a specific historical context to a Christian person or event on that day. I appreciate the balance in perspective from Tim Byron. Please continue!
All I can say is thank you!
Always very interesting I learn something new every time I listen
Like this guy's stuff
Well researched, though provoking, short, good use of music
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A compact daily history show exploring pivotal figures and moments in Christian history, from medieval scholars and saints to modern religious thinkers and leaders. Episodes commonly balance biographical storytelling with the broader social, political, and cultural contexts that shaped faith communities, church teaching, and global history. Listeners often get insightful context on how religious ideas intersect with politics, science, and society, along with memorable anecdotes and quotations that illuminate enduring questions about faith and ethics. The format tends to deliver efficient, idea-packed narratives suitable for curious, intellectually engaged listeners who appreciate historical perspective on Christian history and its influence... more
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