Julian of Norwich extracts
- last year
Shortened version of the BBC documentary on a very influential thinker (practically unknown in her day, but never out-of-print since the 1920) from the Middle Ages (practically unknown in her day, but never out-of-print since the 1920s).
It is texted in Norwegian to help them become acquainted with her, and her influence. She indicates obliquely, justification through mercy, not works. Her insights were quite possibly carried by word-of-mouth by merchants all the way to the Low Countries and beyond into Germany, and conceivably set in motion the paradigm shift that led to the Reformation.
It is texted in Norwegian to help them become acquainted with her, and her influence. She indicates obliquely, justification through mercy, not works. Her insights were quite possibly carried by word-of-mouth by merchants all the way to the Low Countries and beyond into Germany, and conceivably set in motion the paradigm shift that led to the Reformation.