
Columbus And Cortez
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Columbus – conquistador or Christ-bearer? Did Christopher Columbus exploit the people of America, or did he evangelize them? What were his true goals, his motives, his reasons for undertaking the dangerous voyage? Cortez – Militarist or missionary? Did Hernando Cortez subjugate the people of Mexico, or did he liberate them? Why all the controversy over these explorers? Is it really to correct the historical record? Or is it an assault on the values of Western Civilization and Christianity which is the source of those values? This book by John Eidsmoe answers these questions and more.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780892212231
ISBN10: 0892212233
John Eidsmoe
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 1992
Publisher: New Leaf Publishing Group
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