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This course examines the evolution of the Christian Church from its first-century foundations within the Roman Empire to the start of the Protestant Reformation. Participants will analyze the development of core theological doctrines through major ecumenical councils, the institutional growth of the church hierarchy, and the social impact of monasticism. The curriculum details the complexities of the medieval period, including the Great Schism and the rise of scholasticism, while evaluating the internal crises that prompted early calls for reform. By focusing on key historical figures and structural shifts, this program provides a factual basis for understanding the religious landscape leading up to the 16th century.
Price
Free
