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SUMMARY:The Uniqueness of Medieval Spain
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join Lev Weitz\, Assistant Professor and D
 irector of the Islamic World Studies Program at The Catholic University of
  America\, as he examines the uniqueness of Medieval Spain.</p>\n<p>Mediev
 al Spain was a country of remarkable religious diversity\, where Muslims\,
  Christians\, and Jews rubbed shoulders in marketplaces\, fought each othe
 r on battlefields\, and debated theology in Arabic\, Latin\, and Hebrew.</
 p>\n<p>Was Spain's story chiefly one of conflict or coexistence?</p>\n<p>I
 n this talk we'll explore the many realms of interreligious interaction in
  medieval Spain and consider how a&nbsp\;multi-religious society remained 
 impressively durable despite its challenges.</p>\n<p>This talk is part of 
 the Northeast Library's ongoing "Faith in Focus" series</p>\nhttps://dclib
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