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Theology and Society: Medieval Perspectives

Explore the intersection of theology and society in medieval times, including the study of religion, vernacular languages, the Inquisition's methods, Jewish resettlement, and Thomas Aquinas's views on government.

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Theology and Society: Medieval Perspectives

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  1. Chapter 15 Section 4 The Church and Society Pages 544-552 questions 1-6

  2. 1. What is Theology? • Theology is the study of religion and God.

  3. 2. What is vernacular language, and what were common vernacular languages in medieval times? • Vernacular Language is a local everyday language; Spanish, French, English, Italian, and German.

  4. 3. Draw a Venn Diagram

  5. 4. How did the Inquisition treat people brought before it? • The Inquisition would torture suspected heretics who would not confess.

  6. 5. How did Christian beliefs results in a resettlement of the Jews? Where did many of the Jews settle in the Middle Ages? • Christians persecuted the Jews and expelled them. Many Jews settled in Poland and other Eastern European countries.

  7. 6. What were Thomas Aquinas’s beliefs related to government? • Thomas Aquinas claimed that natural law gave people certain rights that the government should not take away

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