How is god adressed in the middle ages?!!!! O_o

I think that in middle ages God was adressed as a super powerfull omnipresent god that chose the fate of all the people un the universe.
The people can´t doub the existence of God or any of his incredible powers or his hability of be invicible, be everywhere, make effect in everything, make people pay diesmos, and make our lives miserable T_T . And if you doub about all those strange and incoherent things, the church said that you are a witch, demon or other invented things, and then burn you like a giant meat skewer, and do not put vejetales, only you!!! XD

well, what I mean is that at that time could not choose to believe or not believe, you have to believe in God or you die, even if you not understand what is God.

and they need a explain to all the things that they can´t discover or understand.
they think that God create everything because they not have idea of what happened realy or how something like animals have life.

René Descartes

rene descartes born in 1596 and die in 1670
is considered the father of the modern philosophy
he was one of the firsts epistemologists, phenomenologists and existentialisms in the history of the philosophy

descartes make the question of "How do we know what we live is not a dream?". He think that, We can´t fully trust our senses.
after many time he came to the conclusion that "we exist because we think"

he think that the world is mechanical universal, everything works like a mathematical problem and have a causse and effect.

he creates the Cartesian method, it is to doubt everything, and has various steps to do it, each one is important and they can not be ignored.

he doesn´t believe in the atomic theory that said that the things can be divided to atoms and not more, René Descartes think that everythig can be divided infinite.

Descartes think that the human is a machine that have different funtions and sistems, he think thet the human is a extention of God, he said that our soul let we suppress needs y let we know the things.