CHE SIGNIFICA CAESAROPAPISM IN INGLESE
cesaropapismo
Caesaropapismo / ˌsiːzəroʊpaɪpɪzəm / è l'idea di unire il potere del governo secolare con il potere religioso, o renderlo superiore alla autorità spirituale della Chiesa; Specialmente per quanto riguarda il collegamento della Chiesa con il governo. Il termine caesaropapismo può essere stato coniato da Justus Henning Böhmer, ed è stato poi definito da Max Weber come "un governatore laico, caesaropiste ... esercita autorità suprema in materia ecclesiastica in virtù della sua legittimità autonoma". Secondo la sociologia politica di Weber, il caesaropapismo comporta "la totale subordinazione dei sacerdoti al potere secolare". Nella sua forma estrema, il caesaropapismo è una teoria politica in cui il capo dello stato, in particolare l'imperatore, è anche il capo supremo della chiesa. In questa forma, inverte la teocrazia in cui le istituzioni della Chiesa controllano lo stato. Tuttavia, sia il Caesaropapismo che la Teocrazia sono sistemi in cui non c'è Separazione di Chiesa e Stato e le due parti formano una sola struttura di potere.
definizione di caesaropapism nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di cesaropapismo nel dizionario è erastianismo, essendo la teoria che lo stato dovrebbe avere autorità sulla chiesa in materia ecclesiastica.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CAESAROPAPISM»
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Church History: Twenty Centuries of Catholic Christianity
3.72 Caesaropapism The word is derived from two Latin words: the word for "
Emperor" — Caesar — and the word for "Pope" — papa — and it refers to the
tendency of the Roman Emperors, once the Empire had become nominally
Christian, ...
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Emperor and Priest: The Imperial Office in Byzantium
'EASTERN CAESAROPAPISM' Where should we situate Byzantium in the
spectrum of political systems that are largely identified with a religion. where the
separation between the spiritual sphere and the temporal system is not wholly
effective ...
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The Max Weber Dictionary: Key Words and Central Concepts
See also charisma, charismatic domination, demagogue, plebiscitary domination
and leadership caesaropapism (Casaropapismus) This term is part of Weber's
political sociology and is used to indicate a distinct kind of rulership, namely that
...
Richard Swedberg, Ola Agevall,
2005
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Economy and Society: An Outline of Interpretive Sociology
2. Hierocracy,. Theocracy. and. Caesaropapism. At any rate, the relations
between secular and ecclesiastic power differ greatly depending on whether we
deal with 0 a ruler who is legitimated by priests, either as an ...
Max Weber, Guenther Roth, Claus Wittich,
1978
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, John McBrewster,
2010
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Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Catholic History
CAESAROPAPISM 4. Religio-political theory advancing the idea that a secular
ruler should also have authority over the Church within his realm. Such power,
according to this theory, should not be limited to ecclesiastical appointments but ...
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The Secularisation of the Confessional State: The Political ...
And a caesaropapism arises if a prince interferes in internal religious matters,
and a papocaesarism if the clergy enact edicts in external matters or in other
things that do not concern the church. That would be all very well if only the
external ...
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Encyclopedia of Catholicism
It.: caesar, “emperor” + papa “pope”) Caesaropapism is an arrangement under
which an emperor or king seeks to exercise supreme spiritual as well as temporal
authority in his domain. In Europe the system has its roots in the Roman imperial
...
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Society, Spirituality, and the Sacred: A Social Scientific ...
I shall initially detail the meaning of the terms caesaropapism and hierocracy and
explain how they reflect historical phenomena. Again, the inspiration comes from
Weber who was “soaked in history” (see Chapter 1). This will not be a chapter ...
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Byzantium and the Rise of Russia: A Study of ...
Only confusion can result, if, for instance, one accepts the presupposition that
Byzantium was always and uniformly governed by a regime of 'caesaropapism'.
The concrete cases of Justinian I imposing his decrees on the 'Three Chapters', ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «CAESAROPAPISM»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
caesaropapism nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Orthodoxy. Autocracy. Nationality.
The flipside of Byzantine Caesaropapism – the subordination of spiritual to political authority – is that the secular leader and the political ... «Russia!, mag 15»
Speaker Boehner Refuses to Save Nation from Evening of Mind …
Nonetheless, trying to dissolve America's penchant for caesaropapism is a worthy task whether it will be ultimately possible or not, and ... «Independent Women's Forum, dic 14»
The Meaning of the Renaissance Popes
Catholicism has a lot to repent for; but there is a difference between a Church where Caesaropapism is the exception, and churches where it is ... «Patheos, nov 14»
Question from an Orthodox Reader: Why Am I Catholic?
... and on down through history–including both liberalism in the West and Caesaropapism in the East even when Stalin was the Caesar being ... «Patheos, nov 14»
Orthodox Weirdness and the Uniqueness of Different Forms of …
... only Orthodoxy gone bad could give us Rasputin, or former seminarian Stalin–or this nutty apotheosis of Byzantine Caesaropapism currently ... «Patheos, set 14»
Chinese state theology
... the state should have little to say about Christian practice, but I suppose Caesaropapism has a long history and is always appealing to some. «MercatorNet, ago 14»
For Honest Ecumenism
... guilty of the excesses of the Inquisition, of the Crusades, of Caesaropapism, of putting Galileo under house arrest, of not enough Canossas, ... «Patheos, apr 14»
Clericalism and silence
... rank and status, the archaic titles used, remnants of a nostalgic Constantinian shift and the reaction to Caesaropapism, 'monsignore', 'canon', ... «Times of Malta, mar 14»
GUEST POST: How David Bentley Hart Censored My Review of His …
It is enough to make me rethink the value of the Protestant Reformation or at least be relieved at the decline of Caesaropapism. Let me take the ... «Patheos, dic 13»
Faith-Based Negotiations
The caesaropapism of a Byzantine emperor, even one as religiously determined as Justinian, or a pope as imperial as Gregory VII, who ... «The Weekly Standard, nov 13»