monocle_layton said:
It still ignores my second part. Had Islam experienced a revolution as significant as Christianity's reformation, we would have never seen today's issues exist. Heck, we may have been in a better situation had the Golden Ages of Islam been left in tack. The Mongolian invasion changed the course of history as we know it. If the Middle East stayed as a place of knowledge and enlightment, then we could have easily been much more advanced as well. |
If you mean by 'revolution' the fact that religion got less important, and that society in general got better, then I agree.
If you're referring to the protestant revolution, then I must disagree. The only violence that the church had comitted in the late middle ages were the inquisition and witch burnings - but protestants started doing both of these as well.
