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The Darkening Age explores how early Christianity influenced, reshaped, and in many cases destroyed aspects of classical Greek and Roman culture. It highlights key historical events, such as the murder of Hypatia in 415, the destruction of pagan temples, and the burning of ancient texts. This book helps readers understand the untold story behind the transformation of Western civilization.

The Darkening Age is designed for readers who are curious about history, fascinated by cultural evolution, and eager to understand the hidden forces that shaped the modern world. Ideal audiences include history enthusiasts, students, academics, and anyone interested in early Christianity, classical culture, or the origins of Western civilization.

The book was an international bestseller and received positive reviews from major media outlets such as The New York Times, The Spectator, and BBC History. It was listed as a “Book of the Year” by The Telegraph, The Observer, and The Spectator. Scholars praised its bold and provocative approach, while the general public appreciated its engaging and accessible narrative style.

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Unlike conventional histories that often glorify the Christianization of Rome, The Darkening Age provides a fresh, critical perspective on early Christianity’s impact on classical knowledge. It combines meticulous research with compelling storytelling, making complex historical events understandable and emotionally resonant. Readers walk away not just with facts, but with a deep appreciation for the lost world of classical antiquity.