When a person was excommunicated, he or she was no longer in the good graces of the Church, and certain sacraments were not available, including the mass. The person often could not be buried in sacred ground. These were important points at a time when the most important thing in the lives of many people was the salvation of their souls.
But even if a person did not believe, excommunication could be a serious problem. When a person was excommunicated, others who had sworn oaths to that person could be excused from those oaths, or even excommunicated themselves for trying to support the excommunicated person. In the case of a king, this meant that members of the nobility were no longer required to support them, people who might profit from the king being deposed had an excuse to try to see that it happened, enemies were excused from treaties, and friends were not obliged to provide promised support.
What makes you think people are afraid to teach numeracy. I don't know anybody who is afraid to teach numeracy, I am a teacher.
Jewish people, I think.
they were afraid that they were gonna get their butts beat
latin for: excommunication takings
I think you are referring to excommunication, a punishment under which people could not receive communion, among other things.
they wouldnt go to heaven
People who are afraid of fire.
i smell
People who are afraid of fire.
An interdict from Rome on the country of England and her people. The excommunication of Henry VIII from the Roman church. The excommunication of all clergy and laity who followed Henry.
The pope has authority over excommunication.
The Excommunication of Christ was created in 2001.
excommunication
Martin Luther burned the papal bull of excommunication
People are afraid of alligators and apes. People are afraid of anacondas and African rock pythons.
It depends on the religion. Some religions don't even have excommunication.
Theirs 15% of people who are afraid of them.