Within the Roman Catholic church, it is taught that Christ is literally present during Communion. They taught that Christ was not figuratively or symbolically there but rather He was wholly present. They taught that people were genuinely eating the body of Christ and drinking His blood. In summation the Catholic Church taught Real Presence, which… Continue reading →
Within the realm of university learning there were certain ways in which the university employed logic and reason in the classroom. First and foremost, the learning and teaching process began with a reading for “lectio” of one of the many authoritative texts that the teachers had at their disposal. These authoritative texts were all agreed… Continue reading →
Christians in the medieval period believed that their religion was 100% correct and if you didn’t believe in the resurrection of Jesus you were either an inferior human being or simply incompetent and could fathom who powerful Jesus was. Regardless of your opinion to the Church if you did not believe in the resurrection you… Continue reading →
