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 ====== Welcome to Christian History ======
-Typically, when someone says Christian History the immediate train of thought is on a timeline of the organizational and theological divisions within the church.  The Great Schism and the Protestant Reformation dominate the narrative.  While these are watershed moments in Christian History that must be acknowledged, we run the risk that they overshadow other amazing narratives of God work in Christendom and the world.  We have a desire to see and celebrate some of these other grand narratives. In doing so, we can honor all of God’s work.
+Typically, when someone says Christian History the immediate train of thought is on a timeline of the organizational and theological divisions within the church.  The Great Schism and the Protestant Reformation dominate the narrative.  While these are watershed moments in Christian History that must be acknowledged, we run the risk that they overshadow other amazing narratives of God's work in Christendom and the world.  We have a desire to see and celebrate some of these other grand narratives. In doing so, we can honor all of God’s work.
 Examples include:
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 Christian Education History – ex. American Christian Universities\\
 Christians in War – ex. Desmond Doss, Dietrich Bonhoeffer\\
-Christians in Literature – ex. Charles Dickens, C.S. Lewis, Henri Nouwen\\
+Christians in Literature – ex. Charles Dickens, C.S. Lewis, [[henri_nouwen|Henri Nouwen]]\\
 Christians in Politics – ex. Constantine\\
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