Scholasticism Explained: Definition, Origins & History

What is Scholasticism? What were the main ideas of scholasticism? Who created scholasticism? In this video, we'll go over the history and origins of scholasticism as it relates to the Bible.
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When we use the term Scholasticism in church history, we are referring to a
sudden development or a paradigm shift in educational theory and method among the
top schools and scholars in the eleventh through thirteenth centuries.
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Thanks very helpful ❤❤

[@julianparks8485]

A favorite subject and Medieval Philosophy.

[@paynedv]

Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus

[@Russell-u5t]

The church didn't die and rise from the grave on the third day. Jesus did. No one can come to the Father except through Him; through faith alone. Ephesians 2:8-9.

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​@@Russell-u5tAmen!

[@ToonsGoofyMemes]

@@Russell-u5t Faith alone is Lutheran heresy. Christ didn't establish it, the blasphemer Luther did.

[@Russell-u5t]

@@ToonsGoofyMemes Ephesians 2:8-9. Romans 3:28. I would love to know what you think we ( dirty, filthy, wicked sinners can add to what Jesus Christ did on the cross for us? Nothing is the answer. Faith alone is the answer. St. James doesn't contradict St. Paul. The Catholic Church says that Luther added "alone". Not true. The Catholic Church didn't die for your sins, Jesus Christ did.

[@Russell-u5t]

@@ToonsGoofyMemes Accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Knock yourself out and do all the works you want.

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It's heresy. That's what.

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Is Augustine a saint? Is he a heretic?

[@brotherbroseph1416]

And there is the easiest word to slander something you don’t like or understand.

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Ridiculous.