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Beyond the reformation? : authority, primacy and unity in the concillar tradition /
Beyond the Reformation? sheds fresh light on divisive issues of authority in the Christian Church and puts them in a new historical and ecumenical perspective. Against the background of the perennial tension between the mystical and the institutional dynamics in the life of the Church, it goes beyon...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London :
T & T Clark,
2008.
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| Edición: | Paperback edition. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Abbreviations; Introduction; 1. THE CHURCH AS MYSTERY AND INSTITUTION; Institutions and their Ideology; The Mystical and the Institutional; Three Essential Elements and Three Phases of Development; A Protestant Parallel; Three Criteria of Ecclesial Integrity; Newman's Seminal Schema; Calvin and Anglicans on Christ's Triple Office; The Triple Office of the Church; An Anglican Alternative; The Conciliar Tradition, the Reformation and the 'Three Elements'; Newman and Historical Perspective; 2. MODELS OF AUTHORITY IN THE CHURCH; The Monarchical and Conciliar Paradigms.
- The Monarchical ModelThe Emergence of the Papal Monarchy and the Longing for Reform; The Conciliar Model; 3. THE EMERGENCE OF MONARCHICAL AUTHORITY; Spiritual and Temporal; Early Foundations of Plenitude of Power; Gregory VII; Innocent III; 'Fullness of Power'; Boniface VIII; 4. PRECURSORS OF CONCILIARISM; The Ideological Background; Thomas Aquinas: Natural Law and the Common Good; Pre-conciliar Thought; John of Paris; Dante; Marsilius of Padua; William of Ockham; 5. WYCLIF AND HUS: SUBVERSIVE NON-CONCILIARISTS; Wyclif and Hus: Similarities and Differences; John Wyclif; Jan Hus.
- 6. THE GREAT SCHISM OF THE WEST AND THE COUNCIL OF PISAThe Schism of 1378; The First Conciliar Theories; The Council of Pisa; Dietrich of Niem; Pierre d'Ailly; Jean Gerson's Early Conciliar Thought; Gerson and the Council of Pisa; 7. THE UNIFICATION OF THE CHURCH AND THE COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE; The Council of Constance; Gerson at Constance; Zabarella at Constance; The Contested Status of Haec Sancta; Assessment of Constance; 8. THE ECLIPSE OF CONCILIARISM AND THE COUNCIL OF BASEL; The Shaping of the Council; Nicholas of Cusa; Cusanus Changes Sides; The Post-Basel Eclipse of Conciliarism.
- 9. THE LEGACY OF THE CONCILIAR MOVEMENTFrom the Council of Basel to the Reformation; Principles of Conciliar Thought; The Reformation as a Perpetuation of Conciliar Ideals by Non-ideal Means; 10. THE CONTINENTAL REFORMATION AND CONCILIAR THOUGHT; Martin Luther as Conciliarist?; Luther: The Two Kingdoms; Luther and Councils; John Calvin and Concliarism; Calvin on the Papacy; Zwingli and Bucer on Conciliarity; The Reformers and Natural Law; A Necessary Revisionism; Luther on Natural Law; Zwingli: Law and Natural Law; Melanchthon: Natural Law and Social Fabric.
- Bucer: Natural Law and the Kingdom of GodCalvin: Natural Law and Equity; 11. CONCLIARITY IN THE ANGLICAN TRADITION; The English Reformers and Conciliar Ideas; A Modified Conciliarism; Natural Law and the English Reformation; Hooker as Constitutional Thinker; Hooker on Natural Law; Hooker: The Church as a Political Society; Hooker on General Councils; Richard Field on Councils; Lancelot Andrewes: Exponent of Conciliarism; William Laud's High Conciliarism; Herbert Thorndike: The Authority of Councils; William Palmer: Tractarian Conciliarism; Modern Anglican Views: Dixon, Creighton, Figgis.