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There are periods in the history of philosophy when the direction of thought changes; it is as if the human mind begins to learn a new language. The Middle Ages is one such period. As the end of the ancient world approached, the stone roads of the Roman Empire carried not only soldiers and merchants, but also a new faith: Christianity. But this new faith was also a challenge. On one hand, there was the legacy of Greek philosophy, on the other, a new worldview. It was precisely in this tension that a new form of Western thought was born: Patristic philosophy.