Peter's Rock in Mohammed's Flood, from St. Gregory the Great to St. Leo III

Peter's Rock in Mohammed's Flood by T.W. Allies is a profound exploration of the historical confrontation between Christianity and Islam from the papacy of St. Gregory the Great to that of St. Leo III. Allies presents a compelling narrative that intertwines faith, culture, and the socio-political dynamics of the early church. He meticulously examines the challenges faced by the Christian church as it navigated the advent of Islam, often depicting the papacy as a bulwark against the encroaching tide. Through rich historical detail, Allies argues for the resilience of Christianity and its doctrines, underscoring the importance of the papal authority derived from St. Peter. The book serves as both a historical text and a theological treatise, emphasizing the continual struggle to maintain doctrinal integrity amid external pressures. "Peter's Rock in Mohammed's Flood" remains a significant contribution to understanding the Church's historical legacy and its response to a rapidly changing world.