Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
DeChurched Atlas: early Christianity, source by source
A classroom research atlas linking people, places, councils, texts, and controversies with maps, timelines, and search.
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- Place entries are described as carrying confidence tags; coordinates are modern locations, and modern-city photographs are labeled as such.
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The navigation separates primary texts, documents, manuscripts, libraries, branches, controversies, and new records. Place entries are described as carrying confidence tags and source links. A separate “Jesus to Muhammad” sequence covers roughly 30–632, while the broader timeline runs to 650. The site says copyrighted full-text editions are excluded and citations link outward; it also distinguishes modern city photographs and modern coordinates from ancient evidence.
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