How did religion influence the daily lives of people in the high middle ages

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Religion in the Middle Ages was dominated by Christianity. It is the era in which the great cathedrals of Europe were built and the Catholic Church started its universities in Paris, Tubingen, Cambridge, and Oxford. During the Middle Ages, the Catholic Church was the only church in Europe. The laws of the land and leading roles in the government were all in the hands of the leading church leaders like bishops and archbishops. It was an era when the vested powers in the hands of the Pope were so great that he could even excommunicate a king for a misdeed. From birth to death, the life of the medieval people was dominated entirely by the church and many religious institutions gained power and wealth.

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<span>Religion and the Church influenced daily life in the High Middle Ages because everyone in the Catholic churched wanted God's grace and they could get that by completing sacraments which were thought to be necessary for salvation, praying to saints, and taking a pilgrimage to a holy shrine</span>

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