During the Middle Ages, what did the Christian church provide to its followers? Question 2 options: Glory and economic riches to

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During the Middle Ages, what did the Christian church provide to its followers? Question 2 options: Glory and economic riches to

faithful peasants. A feeling of security and belonging for those who believed. The right to steal from neighboring kingdoms for the benefit of the church. The ability to move up the ranks of feudal society.

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Sedaia [141] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-18T03:18:21+03:00

Answer:

A feeling of security and belonging for those who believed.

Explanation:

The Christian church provides security and belonging for those when believed.

As a believer you are known to be a member of believers family which makes you a part of the fold this already guarantees security as people are always there by you irrespective of the situation they broke bread in love, share their property in love as a family with no one claiming to have it all. Everything that belongs to a believer belongs to all as it is shared among themselves as a family.