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Jiang argues that fourteenth-century crisis erodes church legitimacy because famine, war, plague, and climate disaster make people read catastrophe as punishment for Christian sin.
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Fourteenth Century Crisis
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"All right, so what brings the Crusades to an end? Why did the Catholic Church start to lose power? Okay, so a lot of..."
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"This leads to something called the Great Famine of 1315 to 1317, all right? And then this will lead to something called the Hundred..."
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