The Church and the Dark Ages (430-1027) - Campbell, Phillip
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"This book reframes the Middle Ages from a period of violence and ignorance to one of institutional, spiritual, theological and cultural advancement. Through engagements with the social, scientific and literary advancements of the Middle Ages, the author suggests that the Christian principles of the period served as a guiding force for civilization and good"--

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"This book reframes the Middle Ages from a period of violence and ignorance to one of institutional, spiritual, theological and cultural advancement. Through engagements with the social, scientific and literary advancements of the Middle Ages, the author suggests that the Christian principles of the period served as a guiding force for civilization and good"--
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Phillip Campbell is an author of several books, including Story of the Church, and the four-volume Story of Civilization series. He has also contributed to and edited a number of books and wrote two history textbooks. He is an instructor at Homeschool Connections and previously served two terms as mayor of Howell, Michigan. Campbell has a bachelor's degree in European history from Ave Maria University and a certificate in secondary education from Madonna University. Campbell has appeared on EWTN television, Ave Maria Radio, Radio Maria, Good Shepherd Catholic Radio, Mater Dei Radio, and on the Crawford Broadcasting Network. Mike Aquilina is a Catholic author, popular speaker, poet, and songwriter who serves as the executive vice president of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology. He is the editor of the Reclaiming Catholic History series.