During the middle ages, monks could be described as "athletes for christ," while monks could be described as "soldiers for christ."

During the Middle Ages, Eastern monks could be described as "Athletes for Christ," while Western monks could be described as "Soldiers for Christ."

Explanation:

The monks were people dedicated to his in the service of the church and there was difference between the monks of the east and the west. That's because the Western monks were a real army, they went to battles in the name of the gospel so they were known as "soldiers for cirsto". On the other hand, the monks of the east were more of an evangelizing force, they did not enter into battles and were better known as "athletes for Christ".

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