What was the political, economic and ideological status of Christianity in medieval Europe?

In the early feudal period of Europe, the monarchy declined, local forces became independent, and the Christian church took the opportunity to expand its power.

In the mid-8th century, the foundation of papal state was laid by "pipeline offering soil".

Politically, the Pope has supreme authority, above the monarchs of all countries. In the political life of western Europe, he plays the role of an arbitrator and arbitrarily interferes in the internal affairs of various countries. (right)

Economically: occupy a lot of land (have money)

Ideologically, it controlled the ideology and culture of western Europe and occupied the central position of the feudal system in western Europe. (powerful)

Christianity:

Christianity is the general name of all sects that take Jesus Christ as their savior, also known as Christianity. 1 century, originated in Rome province of Palestine (now Israel, Palestine, Jordan). It is based on the birth, preaching, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christianity mainly includes Catholicism, Protestantism, Orthodox Church and other smaller sects. In China, Protestantism is usually called Christianity because of the translation of history. In order to explain the exact concept of Christianity, this entry calls Protestantism "Protestantism" instead of the usual "Christianity".

Christian faith is centered on Jesus Christ, based on the Bible, and the core idea is the gospel, that is, the redemption of God Jesus Christ, which fully shows God's selfless love for all mankind and the whole universe. God loves the world so much that he even gave his only son (Jesus Christ) to them, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life.

Christianity, Buddhism and Islam are called the three major religions. However, in terms of scale and influence, Christianity is the largest religion in the world. Christianity plays an extremely important and irreplaceable key role and far-reaching influence in the history of human development. So far, the major developed countries, except Japan, are all countries dominated by Christian culture. Especially in Europe, America, Africa, Asia and Oceania, Christianity has shaped all aspects of human civilization, such as politics, economy, science, education, culture and art. China is also one of the fastest growing regions in the 20th century, and Asia is apart from South America, Africa and South Korea.