How are Christians the same and different from what they were in the dark ages?

Answer 1

Thanks to the intelligence and foresight of America’s Founding Fathers, the rule of law prohibits them from fulfilling their lust for blood at home. Unfortunately, they are having a bang-up good time torturing and killing innocent Muslims, so in that sense, little has changed.

Answer 2

The Dark Ages were called that because people were killed for reading and/or owning a bible which were very expensive and usually only for the royal family's.
The Catholic church calls this time the Golden Age.
Thanks to the development of the printing press, the bible was produce so fast that the priest could not collect them all to burn them.
Now today, there are more bibles available in more languages than ever before.
Almost every nation has part of the bible or the whole bible in it's native tongue.
But, without proper understanding and guidance from Jehovah, they could be said that many are still living in the Dark Ages.

Answer 3

Dark Ages: This term is used to describe the Anglo-Saxon period between the Roman and Medieval periods. It was traditionally thought that this period represented a regression in achievement when compared to the preceding Roman period. This view is no longer popularly supported as rich and diverse Anglo-Saxon archaeological sites continue to surprise us with a wealth of culture and finds.

Common - Belief in Jesus as Messiah

Major change since period: Rise of the Protestant movement (Protestant Reformation)

Also of note: The East-West Schism, which separated the RCC and Eastern Orthodox, normally dated to 1054, although it really was the result of an extended period of separation for the church. This would have been at the height of the "dark" or Middle Ages. The primary causes of the Schism were disputes over papal authority

Answer 4

a) They can read the Bible in their own language by themself.
b) They can choose the church which speaks to their heart.
c) They can understand the worship service in their own language.
d) They have a super-abundance of additional aids to help their discipleship.
e) They have moved beyond subsistence economy to a consumer economy where, should they desire, they can be much more generous.
f) All of the above is presuming you meant Europe then and the USA now.
Blessings.

Answer 5

Now most can read and have access to Scriptures. Unfortunately most people DON'T so being able to doesn't help them much, and most are still led by fools in their ignorance to do things displeasing to the Almighty.

Answer 6

I would think we're better learned, more educated in the word of God, and rightly able to divide the word.

Answer 7

they,ve evolved!