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The Creed of Christendom offers a means of stability for the modern world. In the face of ever-increasing skepticism in the secular culture of Western civilization as well as seeming indifference to the fractured nature of “Christianity” among Protestants, this book argues that following the story of how reason came to its climax—becoming its most mature and true self—when married to faith in the High Middle Ages not only stability but a restoration and advancement can be made of the greatest civilization the world has ever known: Christendom, that civilization based upon the Incarnation of God among men and its worldview articulated from that center of all human history.

Join us as we yet again travel back in time, to one of the most interesting periods in recorded history, the wondrous, weird, and often quite dangerous middle ages. We will explore some of the most elaborate and unbelievable stories from the era, all presented as true historic fact, but many of which are questionable, and lack enough solid evidence to back them up. We will learn of a man who claimed he was the true heir to the throne in 1318, and that Edward II was an imposter! We will also discover the strange tale of a ferryman supposedly beaten to death by his crew, when they thought he came back from the dead, as-well as other stories, that i've lovingly titled “Love and Cannibalism” ...