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    Many factors lead up to Martin Luther’s break away from The Roman Catholic Church. Factors such as The Church selling indulgences‚ popes fighting for power‚ launching extravagant purchases‚ and the misteaching of the bible are some of the main reasons for Martin’s break off with the church. This essay will explain these points of how and why Martin Luther broke away from the church. The main or most profound reason for Martin’s break off from the church is that the church was selling indulgences

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    Concept: Figurative expressionism ‚ surrealistic Fused horrific imager with traditional religious or literary sources‚ depicting crucifixions‚ screaming popes‚ and tortured bodies as he transcribed the brutality and isolation of those pushed to the limits of endurance. Independent Pre-eminent painters of the post-war era Distortion of humans  distorts face in violent ways  wounded or screaming Provocative blurring and highlighting of anatomy gave a new degree of physicality to classical

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                                                     4. Power Christianity Crusades- Christians believed strongly in their faith and felt the need to exercise it in every way possible.   The Crusades were seen as a way to unite European Christians in a common cause. Pope Urban saw this as a chance to make the kings and noble vassals be submissive to him under his spiritual leadership The main issue at hand was 4. 4. 4.    4. whether or not a Holy War was the Christian task to undertake. Much discussion of the issue

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    Before the Congress of Vienna the French occupation had far reaching affects on Italy. The power of the Church and the Pope was reduced‚ changes were made in landownership and land was redistributed. A new middle class began to appear. Agriculture was improved and the peasants were freed from their old feudal ties and obligations. Then when Napoleon was defeated and the restoration of the old regime and monarchs was started‚ Italy again became a country divided into eleven independent states‚ excluding

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    literate‚ not even Charlemagne (first Holy Roman Emperor) * Middle Ages- literacy was scorned * Not many writers of books due to lack of copyrights * Medieval universities taught theology‚ law and medicine * Politics * The Pope (Church) was in charge * All clergy were rich and were exempt from most laws * The Holy Roman Emperor was chosen by 7 electors * You had to be rich‚ and bribe the electors to become the Emperor * Imperial title was reduced to a symbol

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    story shows the change in the "Dark Ages" from the dependence on religion to thinking in your own light‚ old ideas and findings were challenged and proven wrong after thousands of years‚ and the power of the rulers finally surpassed the power of the pope. The transition of Europe from the Medieval Times to the Renaissance included changes in the political‚ intellectual‚ and religious aspects of life. As Europe left the Medieval Era and entered the Renaissance‚ its political system was undergoing

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    people started to become ill with the plague‚ they started to drift away from the church because they weren’t being healed. The catholic church ran the middle ages. We see this through ideas like Petrine Supremacy and Divine Right. The fact that the pope christens the king into becoming king‚ “under the power of God” shows how in control the church was. Because of the secularization of people‚ the church was becoming less powerful‚ ending the Middle Ages. And because humanism started to form‚ as the

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    The late middle ages were years filled with turmoil. Famine‚ plague‚ turmoil in religion‚ and a war lasting over one hundred years all happened within the same two centuries. Many feared that these ages were the apocalypse‚ as these signs were those of the four horseman predicted in religious scripture. Several people ran from urban surroundings in order to escape the chaos and disease spreading in the cities. The late middle ages were the ending of something old and the beginning of something that

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    give expensive gifts to worship God. Also‚ many rich courts tried to emulate the papal court. The Popes in Rome set an example to all the other rulers by having such a vast collection of artwork that it was doubtful that anyone would ever be able to compete with them. However the paintings in churches and nunneries had another purpose besides the one described above. The Pope and the ruler of any particular area needed to have obedient subjects. Religion was one way to keep

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    Theodora‚ regent of heir to the throne Michael II. This restoration of the icons led up to fist sunday of lent. Which is still celebrated today as a feast of “triumph of orthodoxy”. This caused ideological differences which still exist today. The pope‚ latin word which is the leader of Christianity and Patriarch‚ greek word who is the leader of the eastern orthodox church. Another effect after the controversy that still exist today is the way churches are built. Orthodox churches still look the

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