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Announcements
• Read pp 367-377• Quiz Tomorrow• Rally for Life (Sat: Austin)• Hope for Haiti :
Freshmen $202.66Seniors $121.39Juniors $120.22Sophomores $ 14.04
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Chapter 10
The High Middle Ages: Scholastic Development and the Flowering of Culture
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Scholastic Development
• Educational activities before 12th and 13th centuries happened in monasteries
• Increased in demand led to the ride of the universities
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Scholasticism
• Combined theological teachings with philosophical methods
• Produced some of the most important works in Western History
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Goals of Scholasticism
• To understand the highest truths of philosophy and theology
• To understand man’s relationship to God and His Church
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Monastic Movement
• Devoted to poverty
• Sought to restore religious zeal”
• Faith and love of God leads to greater knowledge and understanding of Christ (not academics)
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PART IThe Universities
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Demand for Education Quickly Rose…
Results: • System needed reorganization • Guilds formed
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Universities
• Formed in N. Europe • Corporation that
protected the educational and administrative interests of its members
• South: included protection of the quality of education
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Origin of the Universities (North)
• University of Paris• Three cathedral schools unified
(Palatine, Notre-Dame, Saint-Genevieve)• Growing population led to on-campus
housing and more courses
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Origin of the Universities (South)
• Lombard cities grew
• Demand for legal instruction grew
• University of Bologna(Art of Composition)
• Center of Law (Canon/Roman)
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University of Oxford
• “Mysterious” beginnings • Samuel judge over Judea?• Saxon King Alfred the Great? • School did exist during Saxon era• Centered around monastic foundation of
St. Frideswide
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Academic Coursework
• Studium generale(theology, medicine, law)
• Trivium(Latin grammar, rhetoric)
• Quadrivium (math, astronomy, music)
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Academic Coursework
• Be fluent in Latin • “Bachelor of Arts”:
Could instruct others
• “Master of Arts”: master of their field
• “Doctor of Philosophy” : debated professors on the subjects they were studying
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Founders
• Civil rulers? • Popes? • Who had the
authority to form a new University?
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Solution
• The state and Church worked together to form the Universities
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Pope’s Role
• Allowed clerics to leave their obligations to attend school
• Lay/clerical students exempted from taxes, court, military service
• Authorized masters to suspend lecture during time of outrage
• Intervened to protect scholars from civil authority
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Pope’s Role
• Endowment drawn from the revenue of the monasteries
• Intervened to secure payment of professors salary
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University Students
• Unmarried men (12-15yrs)• International students • PhD: 30yrs old (Paris)• Celibacy • Married scholars lost positions
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PART IIScholasticism
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Scholasticism
Result of …• The
Crusades• Introduction
of Aristotle to the West
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Methods and Mystery
Teaching technique: • Classic text read • Contradictory statements listed• Underline agreement revealed between
contradictions
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Anslem of Laon
• “Father of Scholasticism” • First to study/organize
beliefs of Christianity using reasoning
• Collected authoritative statements from the Church Fathers - matched them to the Bible
• Would debate with students over contradictions to find Truth
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Peter Lombard Two Requirements for Scholastic Method:
• Questioning is the key to perceiving the Truth
• Differences in questioning can be resolved by determining the meaning of the terms used by different authors in varying ways
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St. Thomas Aquinas
• Career foretold• “What is God”? • Dominican Friar • Family held him
captive to destroy his vocation
• Prayer, teacher, preacher, journeyman
• Patron Saint of Scholars
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Summa Theologiae
Explains : • The
existence of God
• The Divinity of Christ
• Christian Morality
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Aquinas’s Proofs
Proof 1:
FIRST MOVER: Some things are in motion, anything moved is moved by another, and there can't be an infinite series of movers. So there must be a first mover (a mover that isn't itself moved by another). This is God.
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Aquinas’s Proofs
Proof 2:
FIRST CAUSE: Some things are caused, anything caused is caused by another, and there can't be an infinite series of causes. So there must be a first cause (a cause that isn't itself caused by another). This is God.
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Aquinas’s Proofs
Proof 3:
NECESSARY BEING: Every contingent being at some time fails to exist. So if everything were contingent, then at some time there would have been nothing -- and so there would be nothing now -- which is clearly false. So not everything is contingent. So there is a necessary being. This is God.
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Aquinas’s Proofs
Proof 4:
GREATEST BEING: Some things are greater than others. Whatever is great to any degree gets its greatness from that which is the greatest. So there is a greatest being, which is the source of all greatness. This is God.
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Aquinas’s Proofs
Proof 5:
INTELLIGENT DESIGNER: Many things in the world that lack intelligence act for an end. Whatever acts for an end must be directed by an intelligent being. So the world must have an intelligent designer. This is God.
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Why do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
• Fundamental mystery that human reason cannot explain
• Free Will: God desired the free love of humanity over forced obedience to His will
• True evil is the result of placing oneself above God
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Why do Natural Disasters Occur?
• Goodness only develops in response to suffering (Ireneaus)
• Perfect World = truly good people would not exist
• To make us realize that we are dependent upon God – something many of us forget/reject
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The Double Truth Theory
• Averroes• Philosophy is
superior to Theology
• Philosophy draws its conclusions from demonstration
• Theology draws its conclusions from opinion
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Aquinas’s Response
• Philosophy is the servant of Theology
• If a contradiction exists, Philosophy should submit itself to Theology
• Faith and Reason
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Bl. John Scotus
• Limits to reason and logic when understanding God
• Reason can only take one so far
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PART III
The Mendicant Orders
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Mendicant Orders
• “To beg”• Gave up
everything to follow God
• Lived a strict live of poverty
• Franciscans • Dominicans
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St. Francis of Assisi
• Born to a wealthy merchant
• Romantic crusader • Spiritual crisis:
“Go and build up my house again!”
• Beaten by Father for punishment
• Order approved by Pope Innocent III
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Rule of St. Francis
• To live like Christ • Be gentle,
courteous, humble
• Cannot receive money
• Should not feel ashamed
• Avoid suspicious meetings or conversations with women
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St. Dominic
• Born into wealthy Spanish family
• Dreamt about a beggar…
• Petition God for the salvation of man
• Man of the Gospel • Seldom spoke unless
with/about God • Fought
Albigensianism • Great healer
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St. Dominic and the Rosary
• "One day through the Rosary and the Scapular I will save the world“
• Taught followers to picture life, death, and Resurrection of Christ
• Used to convert heretics and lapsed Christians