Library of Jeem
A collection of articles I have written concerning the topics of Biblical theology, through the lens of Semitic scholarship and Orthodox Christianity. Included are lessons of philosophy, metaphysics, and the historical core of the Biblical texts.
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Crusaders, Romans, Arameans, and Muslims (opens the original)
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The Crusades are a topic that draws an obscene amount of controversy and misunderstanding. One of the least understood elements of the Crusades is how they were perceived by people living in the Middle East. The common archetype today, due to the last few decades of media representation, is of a poor, huddled collection of Arabs powerless against the imperialism of the oppressive West. This is wrong already on a few levels. First of all, no Arab worth his salt would admit that he was a powerless
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