European Christianity refers to the form of Christianity that developed in Europe during this period. It was heavily influenced by Roman Catholicism and later Protestantism, and it played a significant role in shaping the religious, cultural, and political landscape of Europe.
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Papal Authority: The Pope's authority over the Church in Europe, which was a central aspect of European Christianity.
Reformation: A movement led by Martin Luther that sought to reform certain practices within European Christianity and ultimately led to the creation of Protestant denominations.
Crusades: Military campaigns sanctioned by the Church in an attempt to regain control over the Holy Land from Muslim rule.