The Church: Center Stage In The Middle Ages

The Church extends territory Religion was center stage in middle ages. Church leaders sat on the council and played leading roles in government. The Church’s authority was both religious and political. Church provides Christians a sense of security and belonging to a religious community. Clergy establish a law and people accused of violating the law, were punishments, with excommunication or interdict. Popes used the law to control the rulers also, tell incoherent things to the communities lacking knowledge for supporting churches power. Christianity grew and become Catholic Church but they didn’t focused on religious power