The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
This article looks at the church history of the 4th Century. The Edict of Milan (313 A.D.) and Constantine the Great are looked at in more detail.
Impress by an Empress
This article is about Constantine the Great, his mother Helena, and the conversion of Constantine.
Constantine: Christian or politician?
This article is about Constantine the Great, his conversion and the Edict of Toleration in 311 AD. The Arius controversy is also mentioned.
The Church Victorious (313 A.D.)
This article on church history looks at the battle of Milvian Bridge - the battle between Constantine and Maxentius. Constantine's victory, and his conviction that the Christian God helped him gain the victory, led to the edict of Milan. The author discusses both the positive and negative effects of this edict for the church.
Constantine the Great: Imperial Benefactor of the Early Christian Church
Constantine I, also known as Constantine the Great, is a significant role player in early Christian history. This paper introduces the man and his significance in church history.
Eusebius on Constantine: Truth at the Milvian Bridge
Constantine's Battle of the Milvian Bridge in AD 312 and its historical interpretation by Eusebius have played a big role in people's image of this ruler and his impact on the Christian church. For those who lived in the fourth century, this battle was just one in a list of imperial victories.