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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «GALLICANISM»
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1
The Church in the Republic:
Gallicanism and Political ...
"This book presents an examination of the ways in which Renaissance humanism and the Catholic and Protestant Reformations interacted to create the modern state.
2
A History of Canadian Catholics:
Gallicanism, Romanism, and ...
A history of the first 400 years of Catholic life in Canada.
3
The French Wars of Religion, 1562–1629
6. Henry. IV. and. the. Edict. of. Nantes: the. remaking. of. Gallicanism,. 1593-
1610. The decision taken by Henry IV to abjure his Calvinist religion and accept
instruction in the Roman Catholic faith was not taken lightly. He clearly never said
...
4
Oresme's Livre de Politiques and the France of Charles V
ARISTOTLE, ORESME, AND GALLICANISM In the background of Oresme's
glosses on church and state Gallicanism is the predominant (if indistinct) feature.
Perhaps Gallicanism is in the distance, for as Victor Martin has said, one cannot ...
5
Religion and the Political Imagination
Now that the sovereign is no longer the King, but the people, Gallicanism is no
longer to be associated with monarchism, but with democracy. Maret was not
only a Gallican, he was also an admirer of 1789, a liberal and a Christian
democrat ...
Ira Katznelson, Gareth Stedman Jones, 2010
6
The Consensus of the Church and Papal Infallibility: A Study ...
Gallicanism Actually, by Gallicanism was already effectively extinct, and
there was really no serious likelihood of its being revived.Thus it is surprising that
the papalist majority at the council thought that so much effort to counteract it was
...
7
India : History, Religion, Vision And Contribution To The World
Gallicanism Gallicanism is a movement that agitated the Church in the
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The word is derived from the Latin name '
ecclesia Gallicana' meaning the 'French Church' but the movement was not
confined to ...
Alexander P. Varghese, 2008
8
A Usable Past: Essays in European Cultural History
impulses behind the Reformation were often as effective among Catholics as
among Protestants, as Febvre was well aware; and a better illustration of his
point may perhaps be found in Gallicanism, which bridged the centuries before
and ...
William James Bouwsma, 1990
9
Power and Politics in Old Regime France, 1720-1745
It is not my intention to challenge the view that 'Gallicanism' was important to the
magistrates, but rather to raise the question of how strong a cause of opposition it
was in relation to other identifiable motives: in other words, to ascertain its place ...
10
The Contemporary Review
If the Vatican Council is (ecumenical, then Gallicanism, long combated by Home
as a deadly enemy, must be regarded as buried. The decree of the Council was
that of the assembled episcopate; so that the episcopal system, as opposed to ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «GALLICANISM»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
Gallicanism no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Ideals and Norms
... in which he embraced a Germanic brand of Gallicanism as his default position in the communion-for-the-divorced-and-remarried debate. «Catholic World Report, mar 15»
What are the theological criteria for reform of the Church and the …
... the systems in modern times of state Churches, such as Gallicanism … and the subjection of the Church to the State through royal patronage. «Catholic News Agency, fev 15»
An Infallible, Liberal Pope?
Rome never recognized this decree from the Council of Constance, and the Gallican Articles of 1682—which gave rise to “Gallicanism,” an ... «Patheos, nov 14»
For Honest Ecumenism
... of pseudo-Pelagianism, of “pray, pay and obey,” of Romanism and Gallicanism and Anglicanism, of homophobia, of sexism, of racism, of war, ... «Patheos, abr 14»
Archbishop Müller affirms doctrine, pastoral care for divorced
... encyclical on ecumenism, and that the Church must find a “practical equilibrium” between the errors of conciliarism or Gallicanism on the one ... «Catholic News Agency, jan 14»
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
... opposite of this discipleship – it shall not be the Catholic Church at all but Gallicanism covered with Anglicanism and resting on Americanism. «Catholic Herald Online, dez 13»
We need more brainy cardinals like Prosper Grech
For these are the bearers of the spirit of Jansenism and Gallicanism. The rise of Unitarianism among the English Presbyterians, the Dutch ... «Catholic Herald Online, nov 13»
Is God an Abusive Stepfather?
There is even a heresy known as Gallicanism, which asserts that local authorities (namely, the king) ought to reign supreme over Church affairs ... «Aleteia, set 13»
More on Bergin's History of 17th Century French Church
Similarly, some of the popularity of the Jansenists stemmed from their willingness to play the card of traditional Gallicanism, resentful of the ... «National Catholic Reporter, abr 12»
SCRIPTURE, TRADITION AND THE DEPOSIT OF FAITH - Victor E …
Later, a revival of Augustinian theology and Gallicanism (the concept of national Churches and conciliarism) began, centered around the ... «Virtue Online, ago 11»
