We all know that Christian texts, figures, and philosophy have had a major impact on Islam. But how about the reverse? What elements of Christian thought and practice today are ultimately derived from Islam?
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Iconoclasm
Holy War/Crusades
These, thank God we now know better.
>Iconoclasm
It's in the Old Testament
>Holy War/Crusades
Also in the Old Testament. The crusaders saw their incursions into the levant as repeats of the conquest of Canaan.
>Holy War/Crusades
The concept of a holy war mandated by God is pulled directly from the Old Testament, what are you smoking?
Protestantism
Elaborate.
>We all know that Christian texts, figures, and philosophy have had a major impact on Islam
Replace Christianity with Aristotelianism/Neoplatonism
moron
Consider that most Plato dialogues were available only in Muslim Arabic versions when they got re translated into Greek and Latin in the 13th c Spain and Italy and Byzantines.
So Greeks didn't even have philosophical schools and the original texts?
No, he's just a revisionist muzzie.
What sources were Europeans relying on when reading about Aristotle?
Greeks aren't Europeans?
Also you mentioned Plato's dailogue first why switch?
In Venice, there was a lot of Islamic influence on architecture.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudo-Kufic
coptic manuscripts often have “bismillah” in the beginning
arabic manuscript commentary on writings of john chrysostom
based
one of my favorite church fathers
lord’s prayer inscription in church of st andrew in morocco
palermo
Is most of this iconography from Egypt?
not just egypt. iran, palestine, algeria, morocco, sicily, spain, picrel is tunisia
if you are interested in iconography I recommend this, it is in German and English. there are some decent French books on Arabic iconography too that are easily available
Mosul, Iraq
christ wearing traditional arabic clothing from maaloula, syria
This is one of my favorites. Constantine and Helen, 14th century Syria.
Eritrea
Mogadishu, Somalia
moorish influenced chapel in france
aleppo
india
kufic script on roof palatine chapel in sicily, with muqarnas
Christianity is a derivative of islam, what about it
pseudohistory.
even though Islam appears more primitive, Christianity predates Islam by 200 to 600 years.
don't care, It's still a derivative
pseudohistory.
you are a liar and a fake historian, if you have honor you will wtop talking about history for a while. But a liar like you having honor is a big doubt.
>Nicean council 325 AD
>Muhammad born in 571 AD
you don't get it anon, causality is a lie made my academia, the order of events is literally inconsequential if you are not the part of the events itself, it doesn't matter even an iota if cuckistry predates pedoslm
Pakistan
st virgin mary’s aka “the hanging church” in cairo
sudan
david writing the psalms, 13th century, egypt. interestingly for a coptic production the illustration is byzantine style
there is some really cool Mughal art of that was made because Akbar was very receptive to a Jesuit mission
>I am sending Abdullah, my ambassador, and Dominic Perez [an Armenian Christian, the interpreter] with the request that you will send me two learned Fathers and the books of Law, especially the Gospel, that I may know the Law and its excellence
gold coin issued by Alfonso VIII of Castile in imitation of the Almoravid dinar, Christian proclamation, 1191
roger II of sicily
Norman-Arab Sicily was kino
muqarnas on ruins of holy apostle church in ani, turkey