Titoli in Mondiale

A brief journey through some of my most favorite moments in history

In Man On The Other Side, Ruths life takes an unexpected turn as she navigates the challenges of her upbringing in an orphanage. Working at a bookstore, she finds solace in stories until the outbreak of the Great War sends her to the front lines in France. After the war, she marries, but the question lingers can she be satisfied as a traditional country wife, or will her newfound power and experiences push her to seek something more? How will her husband reconcile their vastly different backgrounds? - Summary by Stav Nisser

Dive into the rich tapestry of American life during the reign of the Georges. This captivating chronicle explores the land, localities, homes, customs, pastimes, education, religion, labor, and travel of the time, painting a vivid picture of colonial folkways.

Dive into the life of Saint Athanasius, a remarkable figure whose unwavering courage and integrity shine through this unapologetic hagiography. With a straightforward narrative style, this biography portrays Athanasius as a beacon of brilliance, standing tall against the conniving villains of his time. For those familiar with the historical controversies, Athanasius emerges as a God-sent hero whose story is both informative and captivating. Experience an engaging introduction to a fascinating saint whose impact resonates through the ages. (Summary by Pattymarie)

In 1520, during the early days of the Reformation, Martin Luther crafted a trilogy of pivotal texts directed at the German Nobility, the Church, and the Christian community. The first of these, To the Christian Nobility, boldly confronts the three barriers that the papacy has erected to shield itself from reform. Luther goes on to highlight three critical issues that require the attention of a council and presents 27 essential proposals for the reformation of Christendom. Join us as we explore this foundational work that challenged the status quo and ignited a religious revolution. (Summary by...

„Stalino – Geschichten einer besetzten Stadt“ erzählt in fünf Episoden von der deutschen Besatzung der ukrainischen Stadt Donezk während des Zweiten Weltkrieg. Damals trug die Stadt den Namen des sowjetischen Diktators Joseph Stalin – Stalino. Im Podcast folgen wir fünf Menschen, die die deutsche Besatzung ganz unterschiedlich erleben – von einer Ballerina, die für die Deutschen tanzt, über den Bürgermeister, der im Auftrag der Deutschen die Stadtverwaltung umbaut, bis hin zu einem jüdischen Mädchen, das den Holocaust überlebt. „Stalino – Geschichten einer ...

After a heart-wrenching love affair in England, Lady Bridget OHara seizes the opportunity to escape to colonial Australia as the companion to Lady Rosamund Tallant, the wife of the newly-appointed governor of Leichardts Land. In Leichardts Town, Bridget—affectionately known as Biddy—reunites with her old friend Joan Gildea, a special correspondent for The Imperialist newspaper. It is during this visit that Biddy encounters Colin McKeith, a rugged Scottish-born pioneer and multifaceted man—drover, miner, occasional politician, and magistrate. Drawn together by their contrasting worlds, ...

In That Christ Is One, we delve into the profound legacy of Cyril of Alexandria, a pivotal figure in the Nicene orthodoxy during the heated Christological controversies from Constantinople to Chalcedon. Embracing the teachings of the Cappadocian fathers, Cyril boldly challenged the views of Nestorius, who had controversially modified the liturgy of Constantinople by changing the prayer that honored Mary as the Mother of God. Although Cyril passed away seven years before the Council of Chalcedon, his influential writings and theological insights shaped not only the outcomes of the council but ...

In the late second and early third centuries, Tertullian emerged in Carthage as the first Latin writer of the early church, leaving behind a legacy of thought-provoking and often severe writings. His works reflect a strict, monastic mindset captured by maxims such as Touch not, taste not, handle not. While some may dismiss his theological insights, Tertullians eloquence as an orator and scholar is undeniable, earning him a significant reputation. He passionately defended fundamental Christian doctrines and sought to uphold what he believed to be true religion. Although he initially aligned ...

Why did you choose the title The Valley of Vision for your book? my friend asked, prompting me to reflect deeply, as every thoughtful question should. The mountain-top offers a sweeping view of the world, yet it is within the valley—the realm of suffering, endurance, and self-sacrifice—that we truly uncover the profound meanings of life. I believe the aftermath of the Twentieth Century War represents a triumph over the delusions of world domination that the Germans perceived from their military peak in 1914. The collective strength of the Allies, fueled by visions of justice, righteousness...

Isabel Carnaby returns from India, eager to carve out her place in the upper echelons of British society. Initially met with skepticism due to her status as an orphan, Isabel is determined to defy expectations and prove her worth. Prepare to be captivated by her journey as she surprises everyone around her. - Summary by Stav Nisser.

In this powerful defense of the Christian faith, St. Justin Martyr presents a compelling argument to the Roman Senate in the second century AD, eloquently articulating the beliefs and values of early Christians. (Summary by IWYLLPA)

Dive into the heart of Lutheran doctrine with the Smalcald Articles, a pivotal summary crafted by Martin Luther in 1537 for the Schmalkaldic Leagues meeting. Commissioned by Elector John Frederick of Saxony, these articles were intended to prepare for an ecumenical Council of the Church. While they werent formally adopted during the 1537 meeting, their influence was profound, leading to their inclusion in the Book of Concord in 1580 as key confessions of the Lutheran faith. (from Wikipedia)

In the latter part of the second century and the early part of the third, Carthage was home to the influential Tertullian, the first notable Latin writer of the church whose works have endured through time. His writings often reflect a stern, monastic mindset, characterized by the principles of Touch not, taste not, handle not. Despite this, Tertullian possessed considerable oratorical and scholarly talents that earned him a reputation that may exceed what his theological insights alone would suggest. He approached his faith with earnestness, which makes him more admirable than many who, while...

Amidst the harsh realities of a bitter winter blizzard, new life emerges, and the specter of death looms. How will these intertwined fates unfold? (David Wales)

In this captivating exploration, we revisit a time not so distant when ignorance and superstition led to the persecution and execution of countless individuals. This thought-provoking review sheds light on the progress weve made in moral, intellectual, and physical sciences since those dark days. By examining the evolution of Phrenology and Psychology, we reflect on the grim realities of the past—where entire cities fell victim to religious bigotry. Today, we are fortunate to live in an age illuminated by scientific understanding, which fosters broader liberality, religious tolerance, and ...

Discover captivating tales from the Old Testament, enriched with poems that bring the stories to life. Join Larry Wilson as he shares these timeless narratives in a way that resonates with both young and old.

Dive into Cradock Nowell A Tale of the New Forest, a captivating three-volume novel by R. D. Blackmore, first published in 1866. Set against the enchanting backdrop of the New Forest and the bustling streets of London, this story chronicles the tumultuous journey of Cradock Nowell, who is cast out of his family home after the mysterious death of his twin brother, Clayton. As Blackmores second novel, it paves the way to his most celebrated work, Lorna Doone. *Please note Some language may be considered offensive by todays standards, as it reflects the era in which it was written. In accordance ...

Os segredos e mistérios do livro mais vendido de sempre. Podcast em 12 episódios com o biblista Francisco Martins, o padre João Basto e o jornalista João Francisco Gomes.

Ekos Africa is a narrative historical podcast: every episode is built on a true historical account, told with fictionalized narrative structure (scene craft, pacing, dialogue reconstruction, inner-life speculation), while making it crystal-clear to listeners what’s documented vs dramatized.