THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING, is one of Rudyard Kiplings greatest stories and in this thread I will examine the historical characters and places that inspired this swashbuckling adventure set far beyond the frontiers of Christian civilisation. https://t.co/keqQQaLBtN pic.twitter.com/pXqULsVrUz
— Peter_hopkirk_respecter (@HopkirkPeter) November 25, 2020
Showing posts with label colonialism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colonialism. Show all posts
Thursday, November 26, 2020
The Man Who Would Be King
Just saw this movie again a couple of weeks ago...
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
More on Columbus
"Prof. Delaney explains that Columbus was convinced he could help retake the Holy Land by sailing to China across the Atlantic. First, he would bring back gold, which was supposed to be plentiful in China, and this would finance a new crusade."https://t.co/3k102o3MWm
— VDARE (@vdare) October 13, 2020
Who Actually Discovered America? (essay by Bradley J. Birzer) https://t.co/EXdTgF1Cri
— ImaginativeConservat (@imaginativecons) October 12, 2020
Sunday, August 23, 2020
Bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia
From the Medellín conference through NAFTA to the Zapatista movement: Samuel Ruiz Garcia ministered through key moments in 20th c. Mexican, and world, history.
— Plough Publishing (@PloughBooks) August 22, 2020
Learn more about Samuel Ruiz Garcia here:https://t.co/mCH7XaQYey
Labels:
colonialism,
Mexico,
Patriarchate of Rome,
Spanish Empire
Eastern Christian Books: An "Eastern" Christology?
Eastern Christian Books: An "Eastern" Christology?
Liberation theology that is grounded in the Eastern Church Fathers?
Herald Press: Jesus of the East: Reclaiming the Gospel for the Wounded by Phuc Lu - Google Books
Liberation theology that is grounded in the Eastern Church Fathers?
Herald Press: Jesus of the East: Reclaiming the Gospel for the Wounded by Phuc Lu - Google Books
Labels:
books,
colonialism,
empire,
freedom,
Latin theology,
social justice
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