1. Church In The Middle Ages
... point" in East and West relations happened in 1054 when three Western men walked straight in to an Eastern church and placed a document on the high alter. It was at this point that the feud between the churches grew with both sides excommunicating one another. The author does a good job of ... not only the eyes of the church but also from a lay man standpoint. He incorporates the lives of people that Martin 4 are not necessarily monarchs or popes, yet that still influenced the shape of Christianity. His first example is that of Peter Abelard, who represents the educational class from Bri...
- Word Count: 3487
- Approx Pages: 14
- Grade Level: High School