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In this presentation, Steve Gregg covers 15 principal events of the Middle Ages. He discusses the significance of Pope Gregory the Great's organization of the papacy during this period, as well as the Roman Catholic Church's embrace of icons and images, which eventually led to liturgical differences and controversies. Gregg also touches on the Crusades, their failure to recapture Jerusalem, and their impact on relations between Christians and Muslims. Additionally, he discusses the Roman Catholic Church's doctrine on the sacraments and its history of anti-Semitic actions in Europe.
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