Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Desiderius Erasmus- Theologian


Born: October 27, 1466, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Died: July 12, 1536, Basel, Switzerland
Christian philosophyRenaissance humanism

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erasmus was a chatolic follower but did like the idea of you can pay your way into heaven and so he wanted to reform the church but people still didn't have their bible and know what gods words really said because it was in one languge. so our friend erasmus translated thr bible into latin and greek so they can the bible. which helped him gain more people who agreed that we shouldn't have to pay our way into heaven but before erasmus was about to reform the church he pasted away.

Giovanni Pico della Mirandola


Born: February 24, 1463, Mirandola, Italy
Died: November 17,1494, Florence, Italy 
Politics, history, religion, magic
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giovanni was the first christian scholar to use kabbalistic doctrine to support christian theology. giovanni also became really famous over the book he wrote the oration on the diginty of man 

petrarch




Born: July 20, 1304, Arezzo, Italy

Died: July 19, 1374, Arquà Petrarca, Italy

Scholar, poet

Traveled through Europe 1327-1336
Given the title of Poet Laureate in 1340
 he Founded philology, the systematic and scientific study of all literary and linguistic phenomena
they say Petrarch had a deep understanding of what ancient Latin and Greek literature
he had the characteristic of a Christian 

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Humanism


At start of the 14th century, people became less interested in God, heaven, saints, and other religious things and became more interested in about themselves, their surroundings and their lives. This was the beginning of the humanism renaissance. Since the religion became less but not gone people wanted to do more with their life instead of just worshiping god. The culture was greatly improved by how the art and music became more and more common. The education became welcomed for more of the peasants and more of the lower class. This was the humanism era.