How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization

The role of the Catholic Church in Western civilization is furious with the passage of Western times and the development of Western society. Even though the West is no longer completely Catholic, the Catholic tradition of Western countries remains strong. The church is an important foundation for school education, Western art, culture, philosophy, and other influential religious participants. In many ways, it wishes to influence the advantages and disadvantages of Western Europe in many areas.

In Galileo 's trial, the Roman Catholic Church was the largest Christian church in Western civilization. Morality includes reimbursement. The Catholic Church is guided by the Church Godfather, which provides a means of eternal redemption. Catholics who do not renounce Catholics endanger their souls. Protestant is the enemy of Galileo, which is derived from the conversion of the Catholic Church. Because it deprives of their true ideals.

In 1500, the Roman Catholic Church was very strong in Western Europe. There is no legal choice. The Catholic Church carefully kept its position and those who were thought to be opposed to the Catholic Church were considered infidels and burned. The Catholic Church does not tolerate its 'deviation from doctrine'. Because "soft" performance may be interpreted as a weak point that may be abused. This represents the great power given to pastors by the Catholic Church at the local level. Local residents believe that the local pastor is a "passport" to heaven. Because they knew there was no difference, they were taught by the local pastor since they were born. After the service of the church, ignorant people of church worship constantly repeat such information. Therefore, keeping your pastor happy is considered a prerequisite for going to heaven.

The role of the Catholic Church in Western civilization is furious with the passage of Western times and the development of Western society. Even though the West is no longer completely Catholic, the Catholic tradition of Western countries remains strong. The church is an important foundation for school education, Western art, culture, philosophy, and other influential religious participants. - "Civilization and its dissatisfaction" is a book written by Sigmund Freud in 1929 (originally called "Das Unbehagen of der Kultur" or "culture anxiety"). This is considered Freud's most important and widely read work. In this book, Freud explains his view by listing the basic tension between him and civilization.