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Catholic Church In The Middle Ages
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Catholic Church in the Middle Ages
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"You are wholly ignoring the real issue here. " "Congress shall make no law respecting religion nor the establishment thereof." So, first, Congress cannot "establish" a religion as the British King had establis...
Yes it was. Because it controlled the society and the government it was able to mass great wealth and power through out Europe. It sold indulges to help build the great churches. These were bits and pieces of bones and wood that the church ...
The Catholic Church was established by Jesus Christ Himself. Read Matthew 16:18, Jesus clearly sets up the Church and promises that the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. He also says to peter that whatsoever he binds in earth shal...
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I don't want to answer "off topic" but here is a short history with some highlites of the Church during the Dark and Middles Ages. Dark Age Church History Jesus stated he will establish his church on the rock Cephas, which means s...
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The middle ages was certainly the time when the Catholic church had the most influence over European society. From the decision making of monarchies, to the personal everyday lives of people, the teachings of the church played a significant...
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Bibles were sometimes chained in churches in the Middle Ages for the same reason that telephone books in public booths are chained today, to keep them available for people and so no one would steal them. Despite some lies about this matter ...
http://www.dioceseoflincoln.org/purple/bible/bible2.htm
Every institution and movement in history has drawn its greatest support from the middle class - even Marxists (e.g., Marx, Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin, Castro, Mao, Pol Pot, Ho Chi Minh, and Che Guevera were all middle class). The RCC got its s...
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Simply, the Roman Empire divided into the Western Roman Empire (based in Rome) and the Easter Roman Empire (based in Constantinople). Once the western empire fell, the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches diverged and evolved in iso...
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It was the religion and the only religion, so it controlled all.
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It didn't "become" anything. It was the only church/religion in Europe in the middle ages and it set the tone from the rest of society.
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