How did the idea of fortune affect people's lives in the 14th century?

Question: How did the idea of Fortune affect people's lives in the 14th century?

This affected people's lives because they were obsessed with changing their luck with various good deeds but also punishing and judging those with bad fortune (punishment from god) with extreme religious behavior and harsh human punishments.

Explanation: The word "Fortune" comes from the Latin word: "Fortuna," which means ''The Roman Goddess of Luck.'' It was believed that The Roman Goddess had the power to bring good and bad luck and she could only be won over with good deeds. In the 14th century, the rise of Christianity began, but people still maintained their beliefs in Fortune and in the "wheel of Fortune". During the 14th century, due to the rise of Christianity and the preserved belief of fortune, The Roman Goddess of Luck was considered a loyal servant of god, and her wheel was the extension of god's will. In this way, people could mix Christianity with Fortune. For them, Fortune was created by God as a push for people to be good. based on everything that was happening in the 14th century, the  people's fortune was usually bad so to the people, this meant that god was punishing them for bad behavior.

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