Mysticism & the Renaissance
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Overview
Toward the end of the Middle Ages, people began to look for paths to God outside of traditional theology. Some advocated a mystical approach to spirituality. Others turned to the ancient writings of Greece and Rome. In the twelfth part of this series, W. Robert Godfrey looks at these complex movements and their influence today.
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