The French Revolution and Christianity

The French Revolution represents the historical era, there have been major changes not only in Europe but all over the world. The French Revolution began between 1789 and 1799. Not only did it bring some important changes to the state of the French economy, it also brought to the views of the Christian church, in particular the French Catholic Church. Its economic and religious influence still exists today. The French Revolution may temporarily destroy French Christianity, but it has become a savior of the future of Christianity.

Since the era of the French Revolution, Christian apology theory has begun to face the audience of targets that are becoming increasingly hostile for Christianity like Rome heathen. However, there are major differences. Earlier Christian apologies were easy to find in common with at least people different from them. There is a Bible when trying to win the Jew. Plato's philosophy is potentially common when trying to win the Gentiles. In general, the ethical issues of Christianity are closely related to stoic schools.

The French Revolution The French Revolution was one of the major revolution in the history of Europe. The revolution shows the turning points of French history and the history of the world. Everywhere in Europe and America, this incident had a major impact on the form of government, ethics, ideology, and social development. The beginning of the French Revolution was usually June, 1789. - In the late 18th century, the former regime of Europe, its economic system, and political upheaval had been at stake. The British industrial revolution made Britain stand out. France is the most powerful and typical of the oldest aristocratic in Europe. (Reduction of low-level tax) Major inequality, inflation and food shortage, little reform, and desire of middle class are increasing more and more - bourgeoisie