The Fall of Rome and the Rise of the Catholic Church
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- ISBN8230184416
- EAN9798230184416
- Date de parution04/02/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
This book explores the profound transformation of Western civilization following the collapse of the Roman Empire in 476 AD. The book delves into the complex intersection of political, cultural, and religious forces that reshaped Europe during the early medieval period, with particular focus on the rise of Christianity as the central institution of authority in a fragmented world. Through a series of expansive chapters, the narrative traces the decline of Roman power, the survival and adaptation of Roman institutions, and the role of the Church in consolidating both spiritual and temporal authority.
The work examines the influence of key figures like Augustine of Hippo and the development of theological and philosophical frameworks that bridged the classical and Christian worlds. It covers the Church's rise to political power through the papacy, the cultural preservation in monasteries, the Christianization of barbarian kingdoms, and the shaping of medieval society through the lens of Christian doctrine and Roman heritage.
The work examines the influence of key figures like Augustine of Hippo and the development of theological and philosophical frameworks that bridged the classical and Christian worlds. It covers the Church's rise to political power through the papacy, the cultural preservation in monasteries, the Christianization of barbarian kingdoms, and the shaping of medieval society through the lens of Christian doctrine and Roman heritage.
This book explores the profound transformation of Western civilization following the collapse of the Roman Empire in 476 AD. The book delves into the complex intersection of political, cultural, and religious forces that reshaped Europe during the early medieval period, with particular focus on the rise of Christianity as the central institution of authority in a fragmented world. Through a series of expansive chapters, the narrative traces the decline of Roman power, the survival and adaptation of Roman institutions, and the role of the Church in consolidating both spiritual and temporal authority.
The work examines the influence of key figures like Augustine of Hippo and the development of theological and philosophical frameworks that bridged the classical and Christian worlds. It covers the Church's rise to political power through the papacy, the cultural preservation in monasteries, the Christianization of barbarian kingdoms, and the shaping of medieval society through the lens of Christian doctrine and Roman heritage.
The work examines the influence of key figures like Augustine of Hippo and the development of theological and philosophical frameworks that bridged the classical and Christian worlds. It covers the Church's rise to political power through the papacy, the cultural preservation in monasteries, the Christianization of barbarian kingdoms, and the shaping of medieval society through the lens of Christian doctrine and Roman heritage.
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