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• Choice before Life: The Victory of the Abstract over the Real 

  According to the third-century Christian theologian Origen of Alexandria, freedom consists in the ability of the mind to know the good and the...

  Human Life Review, 04/01/06 by Brown, Harold O J · More from publication

• Promise and Perils of Education : The Education Systems in Switzerland and India.(Brief Article) 

  Switzerland and India don't have much in common. Switzerland is very small; it is one of the richest countries in the world and has been...

  World and I, 06/01/03 by BROWN, HAROLD O.J. · More from publication

• Promise and perils of education: education has two sides; the teacher must make an effort to lead, and the students must not merely sit and listen but must take an active role in their education. 

  What is the purpose of education? Twenty-odd years ago, as I worked on the roof of our house, I could hear the boys from two houses down...

  World and I, 06/01/03 by Brown, Harold O.J. · More from publication

• Promise and perils of education.(Brief Article) 

  The Importance of Education Every human society has some kind of education, giving children the training needed for them to be what their...

  World and I, 06/01/03 by Brown, Harold O.J. · More from publication

• Papacy: An Encyclopedia, The 

  The Papacy: An Encyclopedia. By Philippe Levillain, general editor. 3 vols. New York and London: Routledge, 2002. Vol. 1, xxxiv + 613 pp.; vol. 2,...

  Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 09/01/02 by Brown, Harold O J · More from publication

• The crusades: time for another? 

  Two of Christendom's favorite hymns, often used at services of Holy Communion, are "Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving Hearts" and "Jesus, King Most...

  National Review, 08/09/85 by Harold O.J. Brown · More from publication

• Ancient Gods and cardboard heroes 

  ERIC MASCALL, the Anglican theologian, once commented that it is not life's horrors that make a mockery of human existence, but rather its...

  National Review, 04/19/85 by Harold O.J. Brown · More from publication