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The Dark Ages and the Millennium: Christianity in the 9th and 10th Centuries

Part one of this program probes the nature of Christian prayer, questioning Eastern reliance on icons rather than the Word, as in the West. Were the incessant attacks on Constantinople by Islamic and Bulgar forces a divine judgment for idolatrous behavior? Part two chronicles the chaos in Europe that broke out with the death of Charlemagne and the approach of the millennium. The ensuing political instability, combined with the questionable Cadaver Synod and fears of the Apocalypse, stood in stark contrast to the efforts of the Peace of God movement and the Abbey of Cluny to maintain order. (48 minutes)



 
                    

Item#: PFX9363
Copyright date: ©1999
VHS ISBN 978-0-7365-7326-9
DVD ISBN 978-1-4213-8666-9



Part of the Series : Two Thousand Years: The History of Christianity
     
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Heresy, War, and the Black Death: Christianity in the 13th and 14th Centuries
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Part one of this program follows the dual enterprises of constructing cathedrals and stamping out heresy. Buildings of unprecedented grandeur exemplified the power and influence of the Church in Europe, as did the systematic destruction of the hereti...(more details)
 
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Crusaders and Schism in the East: Christianity in the 11th and 12th Centuries
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Part one of this program documents both the papal reforms that severed the ties between the Church and wealthy Roman families and the rift between Rome and Constantinople. Efforts to reconcile differences in doctrine, clerical practice, and political...(more details)
 
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Byzantium and the Holy Roman Empire: Christianity in the 7th and 8th Centuries
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Part one of this program contrasts the ill health of Rome and its Church with the spiritual and material vitality of Byzantium. But all was not well even in the east, as war with Persia and the rise and swift spread of Islam made the Holy Land off-li...(more details)
 
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Sectarianism and Schism in Europe: Christianity in the 15th and 16th Centuries
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Part one of this program highlights the Great Schism. The Papacy's move to achieve political independence and the flowering of the Renaissance are presented as well-along with the violent opposition to the new papal politics and the humanism that was...(more details)
 
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African Ascetics and Celtic Monks: Christianity in the 5th and 6th Centuries
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Part one of this program features the sacking of Rome and introduces Augustine of Hippo and his The City of God, which examines the Church's uneasy relationship with human frailty and worldliness, as piety became identified with self-denial and celib...(more details)
 
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