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In the approach of the very first century, the Christians of Europe didn't appear likely prospects for potential success. Broken, fragile, and hemmed in by hostile countries, they observed no future beyond the widely-anticipated Second-Coming of Christ. But once the earth didn't stop, the parents of Western Europe suddenly found themselves without any option but to start the brave job of creating a Jerusalem on earth.In The Move of Christendom, Tom Holland genuinely explains this amazing modern, a period of caliphs and Viking ocean leaders, the spread of forts and the creation of knighthood. It had been among the most critical starting factors ever: the introduction of Western Europe as an unique and expansionist energy.