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Aristotle's Children

by Richard E. Rubenstein

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First published: 2003 1 language ISBN: 1402561911
Description
Describes how the translation of Aristotle's work in the 12th century and its spread through Europe sparked a conflict between faith and reason that continues to haunt western society today. --From publisher description.
Subjects
Faith and reason Influence Christianity History of doctrines Scholasticism Aristotle -- Influence. Scholasticism. Faith and reason -- Christianity -- History of doctrines. Philosophy, history Religion and science

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