Catholicism [videorecording] / : Gillian Banclroft and Sian Salt, producers and directos. the unpredictable rise of Rome /
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TextSeries: A history of christianityPublisher: [S.l] : BBC, c1996Description: 1 videodisc (58 min.)Subject(s): Church history | ChristianitySummary: Diarmaid MacCulloch's grandfather was a devout pillar of the local Angelican church and felt that any dabbling in Catholicism was liable to pollute the English way of life. But now his grandfather isn't around to stop him exploring the extraordinary and to Rome - that's more than half of all Chrsitians on the planet. But how did a small Jewish sect from the backwoods of 1st century Palestine, which preached humility and the virtue of poverty, become the established religion of Western Europe-wealthy, powerful and expecting unfailing obedience from the faithful? Amongst the surprising revelations, MacCulloch tells us how confession was invented by monks in a remote island off the coast of Ireland, and how the Crusades gave Britain the university system. Above all, it's a story of what can be achieved when you have friends in high places.
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High School Learning Resource Center Audio Visual | BR 150 C363 1996 (Browse shelf) | Available | DVD0457HS |
Diarmaid MacCulloch's grandfather was a devout pillar of the local Angelican church and felt that any dabbling in Catholicism was liable to pollute the English way of life. But now his grandfather isn't around to stop him exploring the extraordinary and to Rome - that's more than half of all Chrsitians on the planet. But how did a small Jewish sect from the backwoods of 1st century Palestine, which preached humility and the virtue of poverty, become the established religion of Western Europe-wealthy, powerful and expecting unfailing obedience from the faithful? Amongst the surprising revelations, MacCulloch tells us how confession was invented by monks in a remote island off the coast of Ireland, and how the Crusades gave Britain the university system. Above all, it's a story of what can be achieved when you have friends in high places.
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