A1: Ubiquity – To be everywhere at the same time.
A2: Austerity – A series of difficult/hard/harsh economic conditions due to government
A3: Indifferentism – A belief that difference in religions are not important
A4: Docility – Someone that is easily taught
A5: Credulity- to be too gullible, easily believe something told to you
A6: Avarice – used to refer to someone that is especially greedy
A7: Calvinism – A Protestant theory system that believes in justifications of faith and in the grace of God.
A8: Certes – To assure someone
A9: Pecuniary – something the relates to money
A10: Gratian – A Roman Emperor
B1: R.H. Tawney was an English Economists and Historian. Tawney is the author of many economic history books including but are not limited to; Religion and the rise of
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To use business for profit was looked down on but labor for money to pay for the bread you needed was as far as one should go.
C4: The Renunciations attitude was that business was an altogether evil entity that should be avoided at all costs.
C5: The Quietist attitude was to ignore it, they didn’t outright reject or accept business.
C7: The Medieval model for Christian social order is similar to the caste system of India. Everyone had their own status and role, they were free to excel in their own ‘class’ but discouraged to try and leave that class. For example if this person was lower class, they can be the best lower class person the church but for them to even think of becoming middle class or upper class was frowned down upon.
C8: A Combination was a guild or monopoly. It could be a guild of merchants or a guild of masons, etc.
C9: Economic motives are suspect due to the fear of greed, extreme greed where one will eventually leave behind his moral compass in search of constant want for something they cannot have.
C10: Pecuniary is something that relates to money or is