Jimmy Carr
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Most people couldn't read. I mean, really, when you think about reading. Yes. It was the Bible was the reason. The Bible was the bestseller that people went, no, I've got to go out and read a book. I got to. I got to get out.
Most people couldn't read. I mean, really, when you think about reading. Yes. It was the Bible was the reason. The Bible was the bestseller that people went, no, I've got to go out and read a book. I got to. I got to get out.
Is that what you were referring to?
Is that what you were referring to?
Is that what you were referring to?
Yeah, well, the Bible... It was because it was originally in Latin.
Yeah, well, the Bible... It was because it was originally in Latin.
Yeah, well, the Bible... It was because it was originally in Latin.
Yeah, but the idea of the Protestantism was the idea that you've got your own relationship with God. So it went from being Catholics and Protestants to ultimately... every individual was their own church.
Yeah, but the idea of the Protestantism was the idea that you've got your own relationship with God. So it went from being Catholics and Protestants to ultimately... every individual was their own church.
Yeah, but the idea of the Protestantism was the idea that you've got your own relationship with God. So it went from being Catholics and Protestants to ultimately... every individual was their own church.
It's fascinating, though, there's a law of history. There's one law in history, which is unintended consequences. And the consequence of that, of course, is that we over-solve for the individual in our culture now. Protestantism had such a huge influence that it's all about the individual and less about the group. And it's got to be a balance of the two.
It's fascinating, though, there's a law of history. There's one law in history, which is unintended consequences. And the consequence of that, of course, is that we over-solve for the individual in our culture now. Protestantism had such a huge influence that it's all about the individual and less about the group. And it's got to be a balance of the two.
It's fascinating, though, there's a law of history. There's one law in history, which is unintended consequences. And the consequence of that, of course, is that we over-solve for the individual in our culture now. Protestantism had such a huge influence that it's all about the individual and less about the group. And it's got to be a balance of the two.
OK. The plague happened. So when the plague happened, it wiped out about a third of the population of Earth. Right. So the plague was huge. Now, it had a much worse effect. on the priesthood because everyone got last rights. So when you were dying, you got last rights. So the priesthood was knocked out like 95% of priests died.
OK. The plague happened. So when the plague happened, it wiped out about a third of the population of Earth. Right. So the plague was huge. Now, it had a much worse effect. on the priesthood because everyone got last rights. So when you were dying, you got last rights. So the priesthood was knocked out like 95% of priests died.
OK. The plague happened. So when the plague happened, it wiped out about a third of the population of Earth. Right. So the plague was huge. Now, it had a much worse effect. on the priesthood because everyone got last rights. So when you were dying, you got last rights. So the priesthood was knocked out like 95% of priests died.