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Church history and secular history and ?
 
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Subhumanoidal said:
What about them?
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I thought I posted 'Church history and secular history and ? ', as a suggestion for forums. Maybe I misunderstood or moderators misunderstood or ?.
 
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I thought I posted 'Church history and secular history and ? ', as a suggestion for forums. Maybe I misunderstood or moderators misunderstood or ?.
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So a topic for a subforum?
New subforums are not really created often. The site owner purposefully keeps them minimal. So if you have an idea it's better to create a thread about it, rather than hope for a new subforum to be approved and added.
 
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Let's see if this dog will hunt. I was trying to read the history of the Christian church by Phillip Schaff but got bogged down. He puts so many sources in the work that I ended up spending more time tracking the source material and didn't get very far. Anyone here try reading Schaff or similar histories?
 
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Let's see if this dog will hunt. I was trying to read the history of the Christian church by Phillip Schaff but got bogged down. He puts so many sources in the work that I ended up spending more time tracking the source material and didn't get very far. Anyone here try reading Schaff or similar histories?
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Not really the best place to try to start a conversation. Probably need to stick with the appropriate subforum.
 
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