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Ryan Watson
Ryan is a husband, father, and occasional writer interested in Christian theology, history, and religion in general.
Education:Louisiana Tech University, 2004MA HistoryLouisiana Tech University, 2001BA HistoryExpertise:Articles by Ryan Watson
Saint Paul’s letters to the church of Thessalonica are some of the oldest Christian documents. These letters are part of the New Testament.
The Apostle Paul wrote to several major cities during his missionary journeys throughout the Roman Empire.
The ancient city of Ephesus had specific importance for Christianity and in the Roman Empire, particularly in relation to the Apostle Paul.
The Silk Road was a network of land and sea-based trade routes that connected parts of some continents. It also helped to spread religions.
King James I of England (and James VI of Scotland) oversaw a series of religious changes throughout his reigns over both Scotland and England.
15th century Czech priest Jan Hus was a leading opponent to the theology of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Puritans, a group of 17th century English protestants, have a longstanding reputation for being stiff, formal, and repressed, but were they really so restrained?
During the 16th century King James I and his son Charles I attempted to take over the church of Scotland, causing widespread political strife.