Tag: Eusebius

Eusebius on Mary in Psalm 69

Andrew Koperski — May 6, 2025

Eusebius on Mary in Psalm 69

I am once again asking the people to please read a primary source.

Eusebius on Asceticism and Christian Civilization

Andrew Koperski — January 6, 2025

Eusebius on Asceticism and Christian Civilization

Eusebius on the Two Ways of Christian Life

Constantine and the Conversion of the Roman Empire

Matthew J. J. Hoskin — December 28, 2023

Constantine and the Conversion of the Roman Empire

Was Constantine really a Christian? What does it even mean to ask sucha question?

Eusebius: Circumspect Historian of Constantine?

Andrew Koperski — December 16, 2023

Eusebius: Circumspect Historian of Constantine?

Impossible, say you?

Christians in the Employ of the Pagan Empire

Andrew Koperski — October 17, 2023

Christians in the Employ of the Pagan Empire

Even before Constantine, the overall impression is that Christians not uncommonly served the empire in various capacities.

Eusebius on Mary and Joseph’s Marriage

Andrew Koperski — June 20, 2023

Eusebius on Mary and Joseph’s Marriage

Eusebius’ version very much diverges from the early apocryphal account of Mary and Joseph's union.

Christendom, Rightly Understood

Flynn Evans — April 14, 2023

Christendom, Rightly Understood

Prevailing evangelical understandings of what "Christendom" is or was are often hugely mistaken.

Some Doubts About “Eusebian” Politics

Andrew Koperski — February 21, 2023

Some Doubts About “Eusebian” Politics

One did not publish anything bad about a sitting emperor, unless one was prepared for one's career to end, or worse.

Is Theology Enslaved to Sociological Subtext?

Andrew Koperski — January 7, 2022

Is Theology Enslaved to Sociological Subtext?

Does sociological analysis have all the explanatory power it often claims?