Crazy Things Kids Write - Volume IV.
How did the Renaissance man’s attitude toward life differ from medieval man’s?
- Renaissance man differed from Medieval man was the Renaissance said they were a sharp break with the ignorance and superstition of the middle ages…
Here’s one that helps explain why general opinion is that Christians are closed-minded and unintelligent:
Many Renaissance artists boasted of their talent and ability. What should be the Christian’s attitude toward his talents and abilities? What does the Bible say about this in II Corinthians 10:12 – 18?
- God’s word says we are supposed to be Christianly in every thing we do.
“The printing press was the most important invention of the Renaissance period.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Why?
- [This one is for little chicken liver] I agree that the print press was the most important invention. This is because it allowed Western Culture to develop.
- I agree because it helped out with cost of books and it made things easyer with art all you can do is look at it which isn’t very helpful.
- I agree because without that other innovation certains ones made during the renaissance wouldn’t probably had happened. It made things easier to mass reduce and it was a stop in the direction of positive innovations of the renaissance period. And I also think that they achieved something they would have liked, they became somewhat like the Romans, because the romans were also coming up with new inventions, so they sort of achieved part of their goal to model their lives after the romans (and greeks).
In what ways did Northen European huimanists differ from the humanists in Italy?
- They spoke with a different accent. They had different relatives and beliefs.
The wayward ramblings of Us.
Monday, February 20, 2006
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