Here’s how Medieval 'christians' twisted Aristotle’s philosophy so they could justify persecuting ‘witches’

Here’s how Medieval 'christians' twisted Aristotle’s philosophy so they could justify persecuting ‘witches’

The rediscovery of Aristotle’s tomb has aroused interest in the Greek philosopher, who studied at the feet of Plato (who was the student of Socrates) and who was hired by Philip of Macedonia to be tutor to his son, Alexander.