The Cross in the Circle: A Survey of Celtic Christianity

Fall 2007

The Celtic cross (a cross with a circle tying its four spokes together) has become a popular symbol in many Christian circles. (It is especially popular among Presbyterians.) This lecture series takes a look at the distinctive tradition of Christianity that created this cross. It will review the rise, growth, and decline of Celtic Christianity (400-1200 A.D.). It will also discuss great Celtic saints (like Patrick and Columba), how Celtic Christian life differed from Roman Christianity, and the impact that it left on medieval Europe.

 

October 15, 2007

October 22, 2007

October 29, 2007

November 7, 2007

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