text: Ed Zinke wrote:
  
  "The early Christian church rapidly adopted the contemporary Platonic concepts of knowledge, reinterpreting the Bible within that philosophical context. The church of the middle ages used Aristotle to establish the framework for the nature of truth."
  
  Some years ago I read an entire book devoted to the process by which Mediaeval Christian philosophers/theologians morphed the Platonic-Christian synthesis of Augustine et al, into the Aristotelian-Christian synthesis of Aquinas et al.  
  
  Zinke clearly distances himself from both the earlier and the later epochs of post-Apostolic Church thinking and teaching.
  
  How could any honest and informed reader claim that Zinke in this article espouses a Mediaeval world-view?