Does anyone have a full copy of this article from Christianity Today?

[Christian3]

Does anyone have a full copy of this article from Christianity Today?

https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct...only/52.0.html

Thank you.

[mikewhitney]

Interesting...
I tried getting the online version of this through my school library. It doesn't show up there.

[Christian3]

Interesting...
I tried getting the online version of this through my school library. It doesn't show up there.

I can get a copy from Christianity Today if I subscribe to the magazine.

I have a book about the Crusades written by Thomas F. Madden who wrote the article for Christianity Today.

I did find this from Thomas F. Madden:

http://www.ignatiusinsight.com/featu...des_print.html

And the Crusades timeline from Answering-Islam:

https://answering-islam.org/Authors/...s_timeline.htm

I'm trying to help a friend who thinks Christians were picking on Muslims.

[thewriteranon]

Providing you with a digitized copy of the article would almost certainly violate copyright law unless you could access it through a public library. You can disagree with the structure of copyright law, but that's where it stands.

[KingsGambit]

Providing you with a digitized copy of the article would almost certainly violate copyright law unless you could access it through a public library. You can disagree with the structure of copyright law, but that's where it stands.

Good to see you, hope all is well.

[Christian3]

Providing you with a digitized copy of the article would almost certainly violate copyright law unless you could access it through a public library. You can disagree with the structure of copyright law, but that's where it stands.

You are probably right. I could ask for a copy of the magazine it appeared in and offer to pay for it.

It costs $36 for a year's subscription. I have to decide If I want to get a copy of the article that much.

[mikewhitney]

I'm looking for a youtube video that discussed 600 hidden wars of history. It was the Islam wars on other nations. This led to the Crusades.

The big problem of American education is the effort to make kids angry at views they were indoctrinated into.

Here's a video discussion with a professor of history who addresses the students' perception (or lack thereof) of the Crusades
>>The Real History of The Crusades
youtube.com/watch?v=ztos_j0-_04

I was just thinking that people could conflate the Spanish Inquisitions with the Crusades.

But some approaches were raised in the discussion. The goal is critical thinking. So an important question is "what events or ideas motivated the Crusades?"

I don't think I can do a decent summary of the video. But I hope it is helpful for you to get some ideas to guide your friend.

I'm looking for a video I saw concerning some 600 wars by Muslims which led to the Crusades. I'm hoping to find a link or the speaker's name.

[mikewhitney]

You are probably right. I could ask for a copy of the magazine it appeared in and offer to pay for it.

It costs $36 for a year's subscription. I have to decide If I want to get a copy of the article that much.

There may be a Christian University or Seminary nearby who has the printed version. You can search WorldCat.org -- do an advanced search to set the title to Christianity Today and then, after the search results appear, select 'journal' format on the left side filters. (or just go to local university sites and search there)

[QuantaFille]

It costs $36 for a year's subscription. I have to decide If I want to get a copy of the article that much.

Most magazines will sell you a hard copy of a single back issue for less than that.

[Terraceth]

It costs $36 for a year's subscription. I have to decide If I want to get a copy of the article that much.

It's only $30 if you get a Digital Only subscription.

[mikewhitney]

I found the video i was looking for.

There is a site associate with it: politicalislam.com

Warner speaks only on the political actions of Islam rather than it's religious elements. (I may not be saying this very accurately)

[seer]

I found the video i was looking for.

There is a site associate with it: politicalislam.com

Warner speaks only on the political actions of Islam rather than it's religious elements. (I may not be saying this very accurately)

That was powerful!