... conversion of Muslims for Islam to Christianity was slow and not forced. Martin 8 Along with the establishment of Christianity, was the opening of Spanish universities that translated the teachings of Aristotle and Plato. Logan makes the bold statement that with out the universities; Paris might not exist in the fashion it does today. He concludes the chapter by saying that with ... motives behind this generous movement, but speculates it was due to spiritual reasons or social pressures. Regardless, the fifteenth century represented a time of devotional life. Martin 11 Logan ends his bo...

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