Fidelity, and indeed the chivalric man, existed before christian dogma was formalised by the Roman church. However, belief in a specific form of singular deity is, I feel, fundamental to the humility one needs to be chivalrous. Christianity is a good vehicle through which chivalric values can be promoted. Very good video and not too 'dogmatic' ;O)
You have a dislike from me not because you lie, because regardless of the fact that I lean towards the pagan ways, the chivalric code was in deed formalised in a Christianised Europe, but because you spend half the time of your video in your favourite virtue and basically just skim over the other virtues. I hope you regard this as constructive criticism and not as an attack to your beliefs.
Who else here is liking this in 2020?
Awesome video. I like how the narrator kept Christ in it and gave the history and original meaning of Chivalry.
Keep it up!
Thank you Fr. your words have inspired me to have a change of thought in life.
who found chilvary most attractive or more appealing back then?
This is what I call true catholicism!
Fidelity, and indeed the chivalric man, existed before christian dogma was formalised by the Roman church. However, belief in a specific form of singular deity is, I feel, fundamental to the humility one needs to be chivalrous. Christianity is a good vehicle through which chivalric values can be promoted. Very good video and not too 'dogmatic' ;O)
Well spoken
love the outfit
thanks!
:-)
You have a dislike from me not because you lie, because regardless of the fact that I lean towards the pagan ways, the chivalric code was in deed formalised in a Christianised Europe, but because you spend half the time of your video in your favourite virtue and basically just skim over the other virtues. I hope you regard this as constructive criticism and not as an attack to your beliefs.