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As a rule , the bishops were at the head of the churches , for Christianity was an urban religion . Until the sixth century the clergy and people elected a bishop on condition that the neighboring bishops approved ...
As a rule , the bishops were at the head of the churches , for Christianity was an urban religion . Until the sixth century the clergy and people elected a bishop on condition that the neighboring bishops approved ...
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By the intercommunion of bishops as coequal authorities who represented their dioceses in the councils , the unity of the Church was maintained . The most authoritative body in the Church was the general council ; it established the ...
By the intercommunion of bishops as coequal authorities who represented their dioceses in the councils , the unity of the Church was maintained . The most authoritative body in the Church was the general council ; it established the ...
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In order to check the tendency toward hereditary succession in feudalism , the kings had developed the practice of giving bishops and abbots large estates which were to be held in feudal tenure . Thus , bishops controlled vast ...
In order to check the tendency toward hereditary succession in feudalism , the kings had developed the practice of giving bishops and abbots large estates which were to be held in feudal tenure . Thus , bishops controlled vast ...
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