In this episode, we explore how the bishop of Rome came to speak for the catholic or universal church. Along the way we meet a few popes and a couple of barbarians.
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Hello Steve,
I would like to thank you for the podcast, its really nice. Last 4 weeks i’ve been cycling through Scotland and i’ve been listening to The Life and Times during cycling. It was a pleasure to do and i hope the next episodes will be out soon.
I have studied history and especially the 15th and 16th century politics, religion and philosophy. So yes, your podcast really has my attention!
As a sidenote, may i recommend my favorite novel, situated really in these times? The book Q by Luther Blissett tells a wonderfull, intelligent and colourfull story about the political, religious and cultural upheavel in the times of Martin Luther!
Again, thanks alot and keep it coming,
Ramses