A History of Unbelief: Non-believers in the middle ages, Part 1

The video explores the nature of belief and unbelief in the Middle Ages, highlighting the absence of atheism as understood today. It discusses how some people held beliefs that diverged from official church teachings, including skepticism about the Eucharist and the soul's eternity. The video also examines stories of miracles and philosophical challenges to Christian doctrines, illustrating the complexity of faith during this period.

What was the general perception of atheism during the Middle Ages?

How did ordinary people's beliefs differ from the teachings of the church?

What examples illustrate moments of unbelief during the Middle Ages?

What role did the Eucharist play in the beliefs of the people during the Middle Ages?

How did the writings from the Greek and Roman world influence beliefs in the Middle Ages?

What challenges did theologians face regarding the belief in the soul's immortality?

What were some of the beliefs held by individuals regarding life after death?