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    majority of areas had an “incoherent jumble of laws and customs‚ difficult to adjust to each other and hard even to understand. The survivals of barbaric codes of law jostled with varying mixtures of Roman law‚ local custom‚ and violence”. (pg 15) Christendom provided Europe with a unified identity in language‚ government‚ and education. It is no great mystery that language plays an important role in the creation of personal relationships between individuals. So when applied on an international

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    The Late Medieval Ages are characterized as a series of events occurring concurrently that expressed a crisis of the symbol of security pertaining to the Roman Catholic Church. The Medieval Church had total control over the people who‚ regardless of social standing‚ believed in the existence of God‚ heaven‚ and hell. According to the document Lindberg provided‚ the people were instructed from an early age that only through the Roman Catholic Church were they allowed to be received into the light

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    APPARTS ESSAY FIVE: Martin Luther Letter to German Nobility Author The man who created this letter was known as Martin Luther. He was a clergy man from Germany and a professor of theology. His worry that he would never be good enough to earn salvation in the way the Catholicism taught‚ he searched for answers and came to the conclusion that one does not go to heaven simply through good works. He learned through the scripture that humans are‚ and never will be‚ perfect enough to pass through

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    Martin Luther’s “Letter to the German Nobility” Martin Luther‚ a professor of the Wittenburg University‚ wrote an open letter to the Christian nobility of the German nation. The document gives an explicit indication of its destination by its name. The source of the document is given - the author’s name mentioned in the beginning of the letter. In the materials from the letter‚ a few main statements can be explored. Martin Luther presents his ideas about the pope’s rights‚ pilgrimages‚ the office

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    scholars started to come up with a few reasons for the pope’s obsession with gaining Jerusalem again. There are many theories with equally as good evidence backing them up‚ but one of the most common ideas is Pope Urban II hoped to unify all of Christendom under his jurisdiction to gain more power. Thomas Fuller In his History of the Holy War says‚ “First to reduce the Grecians into subjection to himself” and then “Ease them” under the “Mother Church of Rome”. To have all the Christians under the

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    one another for the first time in world history‚”(Strayer 626). Furthermore‚ Russia created one of the largest territorial empire‚ which made it an Asian as well as a European power. Another thing is that they were both trying to get people into Christendom. “Clearly‚ the Russians had created an empire‚ similar to those of Western Europe in terms of conquest‚ settlement‚ exploitation‚ religious conversion‚ and feelings of superiority”(Strayer 642). One of the key factors that allowed the creation

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    Capernaum Research Paper

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    Jesus spent a large portion of his earthly time in the town of Capernaum. This town was part of a triangular shape that he traversed regularly. This region proved to be the perfect base for a powerful earthly ministry. The site is located at the north corner of the Sea of Galilee‚ on the side of the ancient road from Tiberias to the east of the sea of Galilee: Golan‚ Gamla and Jordan. Capernaum was the center of Jesus activities in the Galilee and his town during that time. Jesus taught in the

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    It has become quite apparent of the mass spread of witches and witchcraft. However‚ I do not think inquisitors and folks such as Sir Kramer should put all their efforts and forces in sniffing out witches like hungry dogs. I do believe in ridding the evil polluting our lands. Though‚ I am a peaceful man‚ and I strongly suggest another approach deviating from Sir Kramer’s zealous methods. What we need to do is separate the most heinous witches from the rest by looking into what types of witchcraft

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    The Great Schism Essay

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    popes. The Great Schism continued after the opposing popes died and replacements were designated instead of working to revive the breach in the church. The life of the church suffered‚ for “Christendom looked upon the scandal helpless and depressed‚ and yet impotent to remove it. With two sections of Christendom each declaring the other

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    The period between 950 and 1350 saw a great expansion of Western Christendom: the Iberian Peninsula‚ the coast of the Eastern Mediterranean‚ parts of Eastern Europe‚ and the Crusader States saw the extent to which Christianity’s influence could be spread across the known world. No better was this driving force of expansionism expressed than in the Crusades. Shortly after the first Crusade‚ the contemporary writer and abbot Guibert of Nogent coined the phrase “Holy Christendom’s new Colonies” for

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