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I think that during this time period religion was very strict, and many or all relied on religion through their lives

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I know that the way which society operated was heavily influenced by the church and Christianity in medieval times, most of the population were Christians.

At the time, people believed that the plague was a result of their sins and that it was God's way of punishing mankind.

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I know that in medieval times a high percentage of the population were christian and the church had a lot of power and control over the rulers.

They were very devoted to God so when the plague arrived they believed that God sent it to punish them for their sins.

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I know that religion and the church intertwined deeply with the people of the time and the way they lived their lives.

I know that law and religion were much more related than in modern times resulting in death/imprisonment for many.

People feared God immensely to the point of superstition. Flagellation was even practiced as a way penance to God.

If you had a child outside of marriage or did something that went against the core beliefs of the religion, you would often be shunned by society or in some cases imprisoned.

Rather than a democratic government having the most power, the church and in particular the leaders of the church would play a large part in power plays for their country.

The majority of people were Christians and the idea of religious diversity was largely forgotten and discouraged.

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I know that in medieval times most of the population was Christian. The church had a lot of control and power over the rulers. Many christian rulers were corrupt and often abused their power. Most art from around that time was christian work for showing those who couldn't read.

People believed that everything that happened was the will of God. This was important when the black plague came. People blamed others for angering God, who they believed sent the plague.

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I am a bit unsure about what Medieval Christianity is, but I have a vague idea based on our religion and history topics.

I think it may have something to do with christianity during medieval times and how popular or unpopular it was, any of the consequences people of countries with other religions faced for being Christian.

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I know that there were many pilgrimages. The people were extremely devoted to God and were quite superstitious.

Christianity started to grow popular after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, to the beginning of the Renaissance period, around the 1450s.

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I think that Medieval Christianity was very dominant in the middle ages and in the Roman Empire, many people were christian.

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I think that the Medieval people were very strict about Christianity, and weren't very inviting of people from other faiths.
They were all very dedicated to God and thought the plague was a punishment from God, because they had sinned

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I think that in the medieval times Christianity and what it stands for was a big influence on the way and structure they lived in. The law was mainly based on it, the ten commandments. Marriage, if there was any, was only different sexes and that people believed, prayed and sacrificed for God in fear that he would send something to kill them.

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I know that in medieval times, when the plague hit Europe, they thought it was God's way of punishing the world for their sins. Also, people thought that the plague would pass through by going through a process called flagellation.

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- Most people were Christian in Europe
- Poor people were often associated with Christianity

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Many people lost their lives for being christian.
Many people were punished and tortured for believing in God and for following Jesus

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I think  that medieval christianity was started by a king.

The 16th century was when the modern Christianity was began in medieval.

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I know that almost everyone in medieval Europe was Christian.

When the plague arrived people believed it was sent by God to punish them for their sins and some people walked  through the street whipped themselves, creating marks called stigmata.

Priests held a lot of power and helped decide law and punishment

Monks were also practically the only people who could read or write