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    Nt1310 Unit 3 Quiz

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    Test 2 1.) Which term describes the line of kings under Charlemagne? Carolingian 2.) During the High Middle Ages‚ the most important center for education became the University of Paris. True 3.) Relics were sacred religious items that became an important aspect of spiritual and economic tradition for the Church. True 4.) Which artist is credited as being responsible for bridging the gap between the Byzantine and Renaissance styles? Giotto 5.) Charles the Great created a system of education known

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    The institution that controlled education in western Europe during the middle ages was the church. It changed in the late Middle Ages when universities began to gain more independence‚ the students had control. 2.) Students were expected to study the trivium and the quadrivium‚ which consisted of subjects such as grammar‚ rhetoric‚ and logic. It also focuses on showing appreciation for Latin classics‚ elegance in writing Latin verse and prose‚ as well as the systematic conduct of reasoning and thought

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    Rebecca Barnes Mr. Edmonson Geography period 5 10-23-14 Synopsis of John Hus John Huss (1369-1415) was a Bohemian reformer. John Huss was ordained to the priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church in 1401‚ after receiving the bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the University of Prague. He became a powerful preacher of Roman doctrine‚ until he began to translate some of the sermons of John Wycliffe into the Bohemian language. These sermons moved him to cry out for reform in the Church‚ and a return

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    Christianity an influential religious system that has been within western society for countless amount of years. Although it doesn’t originate in the west its influence and prescene has shaped the west and many of its important philosophers and scientist. The presence of Christianity in the west has shaped the west with its influence over spiritual and intellectual growth over the course of time. This is noted in varied intellectual movements such as the Renaissance‚ Reformation‚ and Scientific Revolution

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    Martin Luther vs. Henry VIII: How Two Men of Different Backgrounds Revolutionized Religions of the Reformation Europe‚ 1600’s: The Catholic Church has begun to sell indulgences‚ a way to pay off sins to reduce time in purgatory‚ to raise money. A monk who is outraged by the pope tricking innocent worshipers into falling for his trap writes down a list of 95 reasons why the church has become corrupt by the light of a scroll and furiously hammers them to the door of a German church. Meanwhile

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    Father Alameida Religion

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    STIGMATA (Religious Movie) August 3‚ 2006 Introduction The movie starts with a priest being sent to Brazil to investigate the appearance of the Virgin Mary on the side of a building; however while he is there he heard of the statute of the Virgin Mary that was crying tears of blood. Father Kiernan travels to a non-catholic church in Belo Quinto‚ Brazil where the people were mourning the death of Father Alameida. It is said that the statute started crying blood when the Father died

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    Listening Journal - Understanding Music Hildegard of Bingen: Alleluia‚ O virga mediatrix This song is a chant from the middle ages. It is in the Latin language and is monophonic by nature. The medium is that of voice only. The lyrics are melismatic. The timbre is somber. This is a religious chant that was most likely performed by monks originally in church. Most people could not understand the lyrics that were being chanted since it was not the language they spoke. The church did not

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    Is King John Good Or Bad

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    To what extent can King John be described as a bad king? I think that even though he was good at some points during his reign and at other times thoroughly terrible‚ he was mainly unlucky. He was unlucky on a number of occasions‚ most caused by the Pope. The Pope wanted to out-rule John. John realised this and in 1205‚ he got involved in a dispute with Pope Innocent II. They then had a disagreement over who should become archbishop. So in 1208‚ the Pope punished John by passing a law called

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    Joan Of Arc Research Paper

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    Saints play a very crucial and productive role in the life of a Catholic. Different saints represent different things; some represent states or countries while others represent sports or activities. Catholics pray to saints in order to ask for their intercession. People use the saints’ courage or miraculous events as inspiration in their own lives. Saint Joan of Arc is a prime example of inspiration based on perseverance and courage. Joan of Arc never gave up in the fulfillment of God’s commandments

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    Throughout history‚ the Catholic Church of Europe has had its fair share of problems. One of them was the Great Schism. The Schism started in 1378 due to an argument within the church(Jordan 45) and it was resolved in 1417(Jordan 45). The Great Schism was a split between the Avignon popes and the Vatican popes‚ and this conflict led to questions in papal authority and hostilities between the two factions‚ one supporting the Avignon popes and one supporting the Vatican popes. The Great Schism was

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