- conciliarism. Pope Pius VII
condemned the
conciliarist writings of
Germanos Adam on June 3, 1816.
Although conciliarist strains of
thought remain within the...
- counter-weight to
papal policies. He put his
primary support behind conciliarists,
irenicists and humanists. When the
papacy instigated the Counter-Reformation...
-
violence and oath taking.
Marshall writes that the Lollards,
Hussites and
conciliarist theologians "collectively give the lie to any
suggestion that torpor...
-
While this
resulted in a loss of
papal power in France, the
movement of
conciliarists itself was divided. In 1449, the
Council of
Basel was dissolved, and...
- The
American College and the
Liberal Arts
Tradition (1992), and The
Conciliarist Tradition:
Constitutionalism in the
Catholic Church 1300-1870 (2003)...
-
Catholic Theological Society. 25: 13–30. Oakley,
Francis (2003). The
Conciliarist Tradition:
Constitutionalism in the
Catholic Church, 1300–1870. Oxford...
-
territories lost to France, and the
Papal States annexed Parma and Modena. The
conciliarist movement promoted by
foreign monarchs was crushed, and
Julius II affirmed...
- (2006). A
Companion to Jean Gerson. Brill. Oakley,
Francis (2003). The
Conciliarist Tradition:
Constitutionalism in the
Catholic Church 1300-1870. Oxford...
- of an
individual pope.
Unlike those who
propounded the 15th-century
conciliarist theories, they
understood an e****enical
council as
necessarily involving...
- Cajetan, the
Dominican Master General, on the
papal side
against the
conciliarist arguments of
Jacques Almain, the
spokesman of the
University of Paris...
