The Closing of the Western Mind: The Rise of Faith and the F

A scholarly examination of the transformation of intellectual thought in late antiquity, this work traces the shift from classical rationalism to the ascendance of Christian dogma. Written by Charles Freeman and published in a new condition, this edition offers a detailed analysis of the historical forces that shaped Western philosophy and religion.

• Format: Softcover edition, suitable for academic reading and reference.
• Key Features: Explores the conflict between reason and faith, the role of the Roman Empire, and the rise of institutional Christianity.
• Contents: Covers the transition from Greek philosophy to medieval theology, with chapters on Augustine, Constantine, and the Council of Nicaea.
• Collector Value: A respected work in intellectual history, this edition is in new, unread condition.

A critical resource for students of history, philosophy, and religious studies.