A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Church be saved ? Some argued that a general Church council should be superior to the papacy . Others looked to the organized political state or to the national churches to heal the schism . Many pointed out that the Nicene Creed was ...
... Church be saved ? Some argued that a general Church council should be superior to the papacy . Others looked to the organized political state or to the national churches to heal the schism . Many pointed out that the Nicene Creed was ...
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... churches to make as favorable terms as possible with the papacy . The failure to establish Church councils as the system of government for the western Church was followed by a reaction to the monarchical idea of papal government ...
... churches to make as favorable terms as possible with the papacy . The failure to establish Church councils as the system of government for the western Church was followed by a reaction to the monarchical idea of papal government ...
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Arthur Pryor Watts. satires of humanists , all served to weaken the Church . The abuses of the worldly Church organization , coupled with the ignorance and covetousness of the clergy and the widespread criticism against the wealth of the ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. satires of humanists , all served to weaken the Church . The abuses of the worldly Church organization , coupled with the ignorance and covetousness of the clergy and the widespread criticism against the wealth of the ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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