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| + | Scholasticism is wonderful because it helps the human mind understand better things that are beyond reason. Many people are discouraged that they cannot understand the theory of [[God]] or of other mysteries. They eventually give up and believe that there is no God since it’s beyond our understanding. Scholasticism helps people understand more clearly things that puzzle us by using reason, which the human mind uses continually everyday. Reason is the closest we will get in comprehending the mysteries of God and mysteries. (Veronika) | ||
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H3. Do you think [[Joan of Arc]] had a calling from [[God]]? | H3. Do you think [[Joan of Arc]] had a calling from [[God]]? | ||
| − | + | :[[Joan of Arc]] was a young woman who came from a very poor peasant family. She must have had a good reason to fight in the French army in the Hundred Years War because at that time it was very uncommon for a lady to serve in the army. I believe God called her to bring hope to the desperate soldiers in the army and to be a witness of His love for all. She had to have something to propel her to overcome her fears and be willing to die for [[Christ]]. She was not protected with wealth and status and had to find her way on her own. She was eventually burned at the stake after she was taken captive by her enemies because she was believed to be a heretic. Her enemies, the English, were greatly relieved after Joan had been killed, since she had brought so much success for the French army. She is a great role model for all young people. (Veronika) | |
H4. Several young teenagers played a very influential role in history in this lecture. Is that to be encouraged today, or is it impossible now? | H4. Several young teenagers played a very influential role in history in this lecture. Is that to be encouraged today, or is it impossible now? | ||
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1. Identify the time period of the Middle Ages, and when the Crusades occurred within that period.
2. Who conquered the largest contiguous region in world history, and when?
3. Which of these modern countries were able to establish nation-states in the Middle Ages, and which were not: Germany, France, England and Italy?
4. Pick your favorite medieval architecture and describe something about it.
5. Pick one of the African kingdoms described in the lecture, and explain it.
6. Pick your favorite aspect of Scholasticism, and describe something about it, or your view of it.
Scholasticism is wonderful because it helps the human mind understand better things that are beyond reason. Many people are discouraged that they cannot understand the theory of God or of other mysteries. They eventually give up and believe that there is no God since it’s beyond our understanding. Scholasticism helps people understand more clearly things that puzzle us by using reason, which the human mind uses continually everyday. Reason is the closest we will get in comprehending the mysteries of God and mysteries. (Veronika)
7. Current events: What was the biggest effect of the Crusades in the Middle Ages, and why do people avoid using the term "Crusade" today?
H1. Comment on any ontological or cosmological proof of the existence of God.
H2. What is your view of the "Great Schism"?
H3. Do you think Joan of Arc had a calling from God?
- Joan of Arc was a young woman who came from a very poor peasant family. She must have had a good reason to fight in the French army in the Hundred Years War because at that time it was very uncommon for a lady to serve in the army. I believe God called her to bring hope to the desperate soldiers in the army and to be a witness of His love for all. She had to have something to propel her to overcome her fears and be willing to die for Christ. She was not protected with wealth and status and had to find her way on her own. She was eventually burned at the stake after she was taken captive by her enemies because she was believed to be a heretic. Her enemies, the English, were greatly relieved after Joan had been killed, since she had brought so much success for the French army. She is a great role model for all young people. (Veronika)
H4. Several young teenagers played a very influential role in history in this lecture. Is that to be encouraged today, or is it impossible now?
H5. What is your view of the Crusades?
H6. Compare and comment on Muslim architecture to Romanesque or Gothic architecture. (This requires going beyond the lecture.)
H7. Are nation-states needed to guard against future plagues?