In investigating Henry’s committal to Catholicism between 1529 and 1547, it is also key to explore the religious changes that took place and the developments that occurred as a consequence. The period of religious change that ensued, typically referred to as ‘The English Reformation’, can…
One of the most commonly asked questions in relation to propaganda, is what is propaganda and how does it work? Propaganda can essentially be any form of biased or even misleading information that is spread through some form of mass media with the sole intention…
An era of excellent intellectual fervor in the 1600s and 1700s resulted to the Protestant Reformation and the decline of civil and political power in the Catholic Church throughout Europe. The growth of the social groups supporting science, democracy, political freedom and rational investigation was…
In history since 1096 until 1254 (Stewart, 1968), there was seven crusades and there were several different reasons for the crusades. In some cases, the reason for the crusade was similar whether it was religious, economical and also political motives. The crusades happen because of…
One must define crusades. The crusades were, “A military expedition undertaken by the Christians of Europe in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims”. Furthermore, the word, “people” is such a broad term and in this essay I…
Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales is a very strong critique of the medieval Catholic Church. The characters that are introduced in the “General Prologue” are seemingly very different and bring forth varying opinions and views on topics like the medieval Catholic Church. However, these characters all…
A Catholic Scientist Looks at Evolution In this article, A Catholic Scientist Looks at Evolution, by George Coyne, two main points are discussed. The first being that the Intelligent Design (ID) Movement showcases a God as a designer God, which actually belittles God despite evoking…
Passage 12 of Lumen Gentium attempts to flesh out fundamental actualities of the relationship that exists between the Catholic Church and God. It begins its line of examination by starting from how Catholicism is grounded in God’s people and, based on this fact, subsists only…
The Catholic Church’s teachings have not always been consistent, specifically exemplified in the issue of capital punishment. Prominent historic figures in the Catholic Church such as Augustine and Thomas Aquinas had strongly supported the death penalty. Augustine says that ‘it is in no way contrary…
The other day, I told a friend that I am not Catholic. He response was “So, you’re protestant, then.” I denied this, but later found out that being a Lutheran means that I am indeed protestant, whether I knew that or not. The reasoning behind…
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