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On the Medieval Catholic Background of the Reformation Two Kingdoms Doctrine (III): The Carolingians
The ambiguity of Gelasius’ dualistic political theory created a great deal of intellectual and cultural fermentation in Christian society during the eighth and ninth centuries, when, as one scholar pu… more →
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On The Medieval Catholic Background of the Reformation Two Kingdoms Doctrine (IV) - The Investiture Contest
Tim Enloe wrote 4 months ago: By the time of the Reformation in the 16th century, political discourse in the West had for several … more →
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thecamerons wrote 1 year ago: This site has been prepared mainly for the benefit of members of my family who may be interested in … more →
Eucharist, Bishop, Church
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quodvultdeus wrote 1 year ago: What really prompted me to start this blog was reading John D. Zizioulas’s Eucharist, Bishop, … more →
On the Medieval Catholic Background of the Reformation Two Kingdoms Doctrine (III): The Carolingians
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Tim Enloe wrote 4 months ago: The ambiguity of Gelasius’ dualistic political theory created a great deal of intellectual and cultu … more →
On the Medieval Catholic Background of the Reformation “Two Kingdoms” Doctrine (II): Gelasian Dualism
Tim Enloe wrote 5 months ago: In the first part of this series, we looked at Augustine’s epochal work the City of God which … more →
On the Medieval Catholic Background of the Reformation "Two Kingdoms" Doctrine (I): The Mixed Political Legacy of St. Augustine
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Tim Enloe wrote 5 months ago: In this post and several to follow, I’d like to give some of the Medieval background to Steven … more →
