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Barbarians Attack!

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Vikings (from the North). Hungarians (East), Arabs (South)

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Charlemagne’s son

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Louis the Pious - his three Sons divide the kingdom

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Filioque

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Born in Spain, debated once again in this century

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Germanization of the Church

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Church takes on Feudal from

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Papal Autonomy

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Papal states grow through donations

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Iconoclasm

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“2nd iconoclasm” - Byzantine emperor blames fall to muslims on icons.

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Eucharist (main theological theme of the century)

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Two main lines of thought: 1.) realistic (Ambrose, Isidore) 2.) spiritual (Augustine)

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Predestination

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Monk Godescalc at Fulda - influenced by polemical texts of Augustine on Grace.

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monk Paschasius Radbertus of Corbie

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De Corpore et Sanguine Domini ~ 833 AD - accidents of bread and wine have no real existence - overly realistic - - almost
cannibalism

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Rabbanus Maurus

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Abbott of Fulda, Wrote the Veni Sancte Spiritus, disciple of Alcuin, priestly formation, involved in Eucharist debates

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Amalarius of Metz (died 850)

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De ecclesiasticis officiis - allegorical exaggerations of the Mass

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John Scotus Eriugena (+877)

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Works: De Praedestinatione, De divisione naturae, (also translator of Nyssa, Origen)

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Condemned pantheist, stabbed to death by his students

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John Scotus Eriugena

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Walafrid Strabo (†849AD)

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a disciple of Rabbanus Maurus, works: Glossa Ordinaria

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Germanization of the Church:

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Church structure takes on feudal form; hierarchy emphasized; birth of Canon Law from Old Roman Law and Germanic common law

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– Sacralization of the Emperor:

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Emperor and pope have divine mandate to secure the temporal and spiritual happiness of the people

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theological questions around iconoclasm…

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does the Mosaic Law still apply to graven images? Can any image truly represent Jesus’ humanity and divinity without distorting one? Are icons a reversion to paganism?

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introduced Greek thought into the West

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John Scotus Eriugena (+877)