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Conciliarism

Conciliarism was a movement in the 14th-, 15th- and 16th-century Catholic Church which held that supreme authority in the Church resided with an ecumenical council, apart from, despite, or even if opposed by, the pope.

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Conciliar theory

Opposition to conciliarism

Modern conciliarism

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Conciliarism

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related to Sources · 50
Conciliarism → American Founding, Annabel, April, Archived, Breidenbach, Brett, Brian, Brill, Burns, CA, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Church History, Edward, Enl, Fifth Lateran Council, First, Foundations, Francis, Gratian
related to Opposition to conciliarism · 22
Conciliarism → According, Apostles, Bédoyère, Christ, Church, Execrabilis, General Councils, He, Jesus Christ, Juan, Many, Michael, On, Peter, Pius II, Pius II's, Pope, Pope Pius II, Saint Peter, Summa
related to Conciliar theory · 20
Conciliarism → Ailly, Among, Conrad, Cusa, Francesco Zabarella, Franciscan, Gelnhausen, General Council, Henry, In, Jean Gerson, Langenstein, Marsilius, Nicholas, Pierre, The, They, This, Western Schism, William
related to background · 10
Conciliarism → Catholic Church, Church, Conciliar, Defensor Pacis, First Council, In, Jesus, Marsilius, Nicaea, Padua
related to Modern conciliarism · 8
Conciliarism → Although, Catholic Church, Christ, Church, Pope, Professor David D'Avray, Second Vatican Council, Vicar

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Conciliarismrelated to backgroundConciliar0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to backgroundCatholic Church0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to backgroundFirst Council0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to backgroundNicaea0.60section
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Conciliarismrelated to backgroundDefensor Pacis0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to backgroundMarsilius0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to backgroundPadua0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to backgroundChurch0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to backgroundJesus0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to Conciliar theoryConrad0.60section
Conciliarismrelated to Conciliar theoryGelnhausen0.60section

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