Christianity has been under attack since its inception
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Who burned the books?
Everyone burned and banned books historically. Do you know what books were burned and why they were burned? Burning dangerous and degenerate books is a good thing. That's one of the few things I applaud the nazis for doing, even though it's blown out of proportion and was a one time thing done by student movements and not sanctioned by the party.
Imagine a world were Das Kapital or some other degenerate influential book was burned and never got to the public? "But muh freedom of speech!" Stfu.
I'm sure the monk in the story travelled all the way to Rome just to get copies of degenerate books, which were being preserved by the Vatican for some reason.
There was no Vatican at his time and neither was there Roman Catholicism. Rulers at that time may have burned and banned books but they also didn't have pride parades, they didn't transitioned their children and weren't getting cucked by invading muslims. I don't think people living today are in a position to criticize those living in the Middle Ages about any of this stuff.
If it's good that these books were burned, then why is this monk risking his life to get copies of them? Is he a jew?