How do you write a history of the world?
In this compelling episode of The Conor Gallagher Show, author and historian Phillip Campbell explains exactly how he did just that ten years ago when he wrote the homeschool curriculum The Story of Civilization. Campbell shares his journey with Conor and his brother Kevin, from mayor to author, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in education. The discussion also touches on the evolution of Church history and its relevance to contemporary issues, highlighting the need for clarity and stability within the Church. The conversation weaves through various historical themes, underscoring the interconnectedness of faith, culture, and identity.
The Story of Civilization complete sets:
The Story of the Church (https://bit.ly/4eFrIwV)
The Story of Mary (https://bit.ly/4kqcrRT)
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CHAPTERS
00:01 The Importance of History in Identity
03:35 The Birth of a Catholic History Curriculum
07:28 Transitioning from Politics to Writing
11:42 The Creative Process Behind the Series
15:12 The Journey of Writing History
18:36 Defining Identity as a Historian
24:26 Discovering Historical Continuity in Christianity
28:47 Experiences at Saint Francis's Tomb
34:10 The Influence of G.K. Chesterton
38:02 Connecting Historical Figures
47:07 Expanding Educational Outreach
50:34 The Schoolhouse Model Explained
53:55 Exploring Historical Narratives
58:19 Challenges in Historical Storytelling
1:03:10 Political Intrigue in Papal History
1:08:06 Future Directions for the Papacy
1:12:33 Perceptions of Chaos in the Papacy
1:15:45 Historical Perspectives on Church Governance
1:18:57 The Church's Resilience Through History
1:22:16 The Iconoclasm Controversy
1:29:22 Modern Minimalism in Church Architecture
1:32:49 Tradition vs. Modernity in Papal Representation
1:36:14 Transitioning from Iconoclasm to Political Discussion
1:40:44 Understanding the Early Church's Formalities
1:47:25 Communal Practices in Early Christianity
1:51:45 Divergence of Eastern and Western Traditions
1:54:58 The Great Schism of 1054
1:59:04 The Ark of the Covenant's Mysteries
2:02:49 Ancient Civilizations and Catastrophes
2:06:23 Historical Interests and Future Projects
2:10:27 The Precision of Ancient Egyptian Artistry
2:15:14 Interest in Eastern Empires and Cultures
2:18:55 The Evolution of Hebrew Language from Hieroglyphics
2:22:35 Proto Hebrew and Its Historical Significance
2:26:37 Future Aspirations in Historical Writing
