Medieval theology

Medieval theology is the study of God and religious beliefs during the Middle Ages, focusing on understanding faith, reason, and how divine truths relate to human life. Scholars sought to explain religious doctrines using logic and philosophy, emphasizing themes like salvation, God's nature, and moral ethics. It was a period when theology was closely tied to the Church's authority, and thinkers like Thomas Aquinas aimed to reconcile faith with reason. Overall, medieval theology shaped the way people understood their relationship with God and the universe, blending spiritual insight with intellectual inquiry.