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The Pope was the spiritual leader of the Church during the Middle Ages. What reason did the Church give for claiming authority over kings?

Select one:

a. God worked through the Pope to select and anoint kings.

b. The Pope was elected by bishops who lived in the various kingdoms.

c. Spiritual needs overshadowed human needs during the Middle Ages.

d. Popes were more generally more respected by the people than kings.

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Answer: A is correct.

Explanation: all the power belongs to God (God has the absolute power over the world, Christianity, history). Popes are ministers of God, they are shepherds of all Christianity inclunding temporal power before Christ´s Second coming.

A. God worked through the Pope to select and anoint kings.

What is the Middle Ages?

The Middle Ages in European history was a time when Roman civilization collapsed due to five factors.

In European history, the Middle Ages, or the Middle Ages, lasted from about the 5th century to the late 15th century, similar to the post-classical era of world history. It began with the collapse of the Western Roman Empire and continued into the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery.

The Middle Ages are the three traditional divisions of Western history: classical antiquity, medieval, and modern mid-term. The Middle Ages are divided into early, high, and late Middle Ages.

Learn more about Middle Ages here: https://brainly.com/question/25898399

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