Randall Hardman
Randall Hardman is Founder and former Director of Ratio Christi: Student Apologetics Alliance. He is also a Summit Ministries Ambassador and GCF College Pastor. He holds a B.A. in Philosophy and Religion from Appalachian State University and is finishing work on an M.A. in Biblical Studies from Asbury Theological Seminary. He lives in Wilmore, KY. He runs both a blog (www.theologyfromthexside.wordpress.com) and Youtube Channel called "Theology from the X Side"
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Appalachian State University (B.A. Philosophy and Religion); Asbury Theological Seminary (M.A. Biblical Studies)Interests
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Definitions of Early Christian MovementsA list of definitions of movements within the early church. Critical for understanding the development of orthodoxy. -
Affected Groups of 19th Century IndustrializationAmerican Industrialization affected several groups: American Indians, middle- and lower-class workers, farmers, the new middle class and immigrants.
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The Omrides and the Northern KingdomThere is little that we know of the Omrides. But what can we know from the Hebrew documents?
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Saint Francis of Assisi and the Propensity for Sacred PainSt. Francis' life exhibits what we call "Sacred Pain." That is, St. Francis believed pain and suffering would bring him closer to God.
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Visions in the Martyrdom of Perpetua and FelicityThe Martyrdom of Perpetua and Felicity is an early Christian record of apocalyptic visions supposedly given to a noblewoman named Perpetua as she was sent to her death.
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On the Divine Images and the Catholic ChurchA summary of John of Damascus' influential essay On the Divine Images and the need for Protestants to learn from the description of the adoration of images.