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The Two Swords of Christ

Five Centuries of War Between Islam and the Warrior Monks of Christendom

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The Two Swords of Christ

De: Raymond Ibrahim
Narrado por: John McLain
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The definitive account of the warrior-monks who stood as Christendom’s shield against centuries of relentless Islamic aggression and a superlative example of Muscular Christianity for an era marred by effete and effeminized forms of the faith.

In this magisterial history, Raymond Ibrahim chronicles the long and brutal conflict between Islam and the West through the eyes and lives of Christendom’s original commando forces: the knights of the Temple and Hospital. These warrior monks, whose unprecedented fusion of piety and militancy remains unmatched to this day, played a pivotal—though overlooked if not suppressed—role in defending Christian civilization against the onslaught of Islamic forces during the Crusades and beyond.

Drawing on an exhaustive study of primary sources, and infused with his signature blend of rigorous scholarship and compelling storytelling, Ibrahim’s groundbreaking work far transcends the typical constraints of modern academic retellings, debunks widely held myths (such as the persistent claim that the Templars evolved into the Freemasons), and uncovers the theological foundation that gave rise to and provided justification for these military orders. In line with Christ’s now ignored directive that “two swords” are “enough” (Luke 22:38), these two brotherhoods wielded both spiritual and martial power to safeguard the faith.

WARNING: Brimming with epic battles, stunning heroism, and self-sacrificial martyrdom against the savage hordes of Islam, The Two Swords of Christ—the third installment of Ibrahim’s trilogy (following Sword and Scimitar and Defenders of the West)—stands as his fiercest and most violent narrative to date.

©2025 Raymond Ibrahim (P)2025 Blackstone Publishing
Cristianismo Historia Militar Edad media Cruzada Inspirador Imperialismo Guerra África Oriente Medio
Accurate Historical Retelling • Well-researched Content • Inspirational Heroes • Compelling Historical Narrative

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I am glad I listened to this one. The true story of the Templars and the Hospitallers told at a level of detail that is appropriate.

Truly Eye Opening

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the author has grat passion and knowledge of the subject and provides it to the audience in a clear and enjoyable manner.

fascinating history of the Hospital and the Temple

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I'd been waiting for this and am very pleased with it both in content and in the audio - performance. it is an excellent follow-up to Sword and Scimitar & Defenders of the West (my favorite). This information and REAL history is critical to western society. If we desire to keep our ways - we must be informed.

excellent work

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I liked the thought and unafraid telling of real history. I hope this information is spread far and wide so westerners don’t allow themselves to fall for lack of knowledge and fare warnings.

Real history

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Really thoroughly written history of the knightly orders. A really great telling of Friday the 13th!

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