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1 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity

2 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy

3 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne

4 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne A. Frankish-Papal Alliance

5 The Carolingian Empire

6 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne A. Frankish-Papal Alliance B. Crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor

7 Pope Leo III crowning Charlemagne emperor

8 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne A. Frankish-Papal Alliance B. Crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor III. The Carolingian Church

9 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne A. Frankish-Papal Alliance B. Crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor III. The Carolingian Church A. Monks, Education, & the Church: Carolingian Revival

10 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne A. Frankish-Papal Alliance B. Crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor III. The Carolingian Church A. Monks, Education, & the Church: Carolingian Revival IV. Carolingian Mission

11 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne A. Frankish-Papal Alliance B. Crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor III. The Carolingian Church A. Monks, Education, & the Church: Carolingian Revival IV. Carolingian Mission A. Saxons: Confrontation vs. Accommodation

12 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne A. Frankish-Papal Alliance B. Crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor III. The Carolingian Church A. Monks, Education, & the Church: Carolingian Revival IV. Carolingian Mission A. Saxons: Confrontation vs. Accommodation B. Scandinavians (Danes & Swedes)

13 Paganism and Christianity: Thor's Hammer meets the Cross

14 Charlemagne & the Carolingian Church: The Consolidation of Roman Catholic Christianity I.Development & Role of the Papacy II.The Reign of Charlemagne A. Frankish-Papal Alliance B. Crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor III. The Carolingian Church A. Monks, Education, & the Church: Carolingian Revival IV. Carolingian Mission A. Saxons: Confrontation vs. Accommodation B. Scandinavians (Danes & Swedes) C. Western Slavs

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