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The Church as a Socio-Political Power in the Middle Ages
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- ISBN8231288960
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- Date de parution02/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
The Church as a Socio-Political Power in the Middle Ages unveils the extraordinary journey of one of history's most influential institutions-tracing how the medieval Church evolved from a spiritual community into a formidable socio-political force that shaped the destiny of Europe. Through sweeping analysis and vivid storytelling, this book explores the Church's transformation into a vast landowner, a political player wielding power over kings and emperors, and a moral authority commanding the hearts and minds of millions.
From the rise of the papacy and the complex entanglements with feudal lords, to the dramatic Investiture Controversy that redefined the boundaries of spiritual and temporal power, the Church's story is one of ambition, devotion, conflict, and innovation. Dive into the monumental cathedrals and vibrant urban centers where bishops governed and guilds thrived, witness the fervor and tragedy of the Crusades, and confront the Church's relentless fight against heresy through the Inquisition.
Richly illuminated by primary sources, historical personalities, and the cultural currents of the era, this book paints a nuanced portrait of an institution at once sacred and worldly-whose legacy still echoes in today's religious and political landscapes. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a student of religion, or simply fascinated by power and politics, this revealing journey through medieval Christendom offers fresh insights and compelling narratives that bring the Middle Ages vividly to life.
From the rise of the papacy and the complex entanglements with feudal lords, to the dramatic Investiture Controversy that redefined the boundaries of spiritual and temporal power, the Church's story is one of ambition, devotion, conflict, and innovation. Dive into the monumental cathedrals and vibrant urban centers where bishops governed and guilds thrived, witness the fervor and tragedy of the Crusades, and confront the Church's relentless fight against heresy through the Inquisition.
Richly illuminated by primary sources, historical personalities, and the cultural currents of the era, this book paints a nuanced portrait of an institution at once sacred and worldly-whose legacy still echoes in today's religious and political landscapes. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a student of religion, or simply fascinated by power and politics, this revealing journey through medieval Christendom offers fresh insights and compelling narratives that bring the Middle Ages vividly to life.
The Church as a Socio-Political Power in the Middle Ages unveils the extraordinary journey of one of history's most influential institutions-tracing how the medieval Church evolved from a spiritual community into a formidable socio-political force that shaped the destiny of Europe. Through sweeping analysis and vivid storytelling, this book explores the Church's transformation into a vast landowner, a political player wielding power over kings and emperors, and a moral authority commanding the hearts and minds of millions.
From the rise of the papacy and the complex entanglements with feudal lords, to the dramatic Investiture Controversy that redefined the boundaries of spiritual and temporal power, the Church's story is one of ambition, devotion, conflict, and innovation. Dive into the monumental cathedrals and vibrant urban centers where bishops governed and guilds thrived, witness the fervor and tragedy of the Crusades, and confront the Church's relentless fight against heresy through the Inquisition.
Richly illuminated by primary sources, historical personalities, and the cultural currents of the era, this book paints a nuanced portrait of an institution at once sacred and worldly-whose legacy still echoes in today's religious and political landscapes. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a student of religion, or simply fascinated by power and politics, this revealing journey through medieval Christendom offers fresh insights and compelling narratives that bring the Middle Ages vividly to life.
From the rise of the papacy and the complex entanglements with feudal lords, to the dramatic Investiture Controversy that redefined the boundaries of spiritual and temporal power, the Church's story is one of ambition, devotion, conflict, and innovation. Dive into the monumental cathedrals and vibrant urban centers where bishops governed and guilds thrived, witness the fervor and tragedy of the Crusades, and confront the Church's relentless fight against heresy through the Inquisition.
Richly illuminated by primary sources, historical personalities, and the cultural currents of the era, this book paints a nuanced portrait of an institution at once sacred and worldly-whose legacy still echoes in today's religious and political landscapes. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a student of religion, or simply fascinated by power and politics, this revealing journey through medieval Christendom offers fresh insights and compelling narratives that bring the Middle Ages vividly to life.
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