For people in the Middle Ages, one was a Christian based on what he or she believed rather than his or her actions.

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In the Middle Ages, Christianity emphasized both belief and actions (deeds) as integral to one's faith. Actions, including participation in the sacraments, acts of charity, and adherence to the Church's moral teachings, were seen as outward manifestations of inner faith and essential for salvation.

For People in the Middle Ages, One Was a Christian