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Almost on the eve of the sixteenth-century Reformation, the long-running debate over the respective authority of popes and councils in the Catholic Church was vigorously resumed. In this collection the editors bring together the first English translation of four major contributions to that debate. In these texts, complex arguments derived from Scripture, theology, and canon law are deployed. The issues that emerge, however, prove to have a broader significance. What is foreshadowed here is the confrontation between 'absolutism' and 'constitutionalism' which was to be a dominant theme in the politics of early-modern Europe and beyond. Even on the threshold of the twenty-first century the concerns that underlie and animate the scholastic disputations in these pages retain their force. This 1997 volume includes introductory material which elucidates the context of the debate, as well as a comprehensive bibliography.

Conciliar theory --- Théorie conciliaire --- Early works to 1800. --- Ouvrages avant 1800 --- 321.01 --- Conciliarism --- Algemene staatsleer. Politieke filosofie. Staatsleer. Staatstheorie --- 321.01 Algemene staatsleer. Politieke filosofie. Staatsleer. Staatstheorie --- Théorie conciliaire --- Social Sciences --- Political Science --- Conciliar theory. --- Popes --- Primacy.

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Conciliarism is one of the oldest and most essential means of decision-making in the history of the Christian church. Indeed, as a leading Orthodox theologian Alexander Schmemann states, 'Before we understand the place and the function of the council in the church, we must, therefore, see the church herself as a council.' Paul Valliere tells the story of councils and conciliar decision-making in the Christian church from earliest times to the present. Drawing extensively upon the scholarship on conciliarism which has appeared in the last half-century, Valliere brings a broad ecumenical perspective to the study and shows how the conciliar tradition of the Christian past can serve as a resource for resolving conflicts in the church today. The book presents a conciliarism which involves historical legacy, but which leads us forward, not backward, and which keeps the church's collective eyes on the prize - the eschatological kingdom of God.

Théorie conciliaire --- Histoire --- Conciliar theory --- -260.322.3 --- Conciliarism --- History. --- Concilies: leergezag. Conciliarisme --- 260.322.3 Concilies: leergezag. Conciliarisme --- 260.322.3 --- History --- Histoire. --- Theology. --- Christian theology --- Theology --- Theology, Christian --- Christianity --- Religion --- Arts and Humanities

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Die Geschichte des kanonischen Rechts in den verschiedenen christlichen Kulturen (lateinische, griechische, syrische, koptische) konzentrierte sich mit guten Gründen meist auf inhaltliche und organisatorische Fragen. In dem vorliegenden Band wird hingegen ein Vergleich der Verfahrensweisen gezogen, die zu konziliaren Entscheidungen und damit um die Entstehung von Kirchenrecht führen. Diverse Faktoren wurden beachtet: Einfluss des Staates, konfessionelle und politische Konflikte, persönliche Auseinandersetzungen usw. Angestrebt wurde eine das gesamte Euromediterraneum sowie den Vorderen Orient umfassende Sicht. Ausführlich gewürdigt wurde die soeben abgeschlossene monumentale Edition der Akten des VII. Ökumenischen Konzils (Nicaenum II) durch Erich Lamberz. Angesichts der wissenschaftlichen Vielfalt der beteiligten Autoren ist dieser Band für verschiedenste Wissenschaftsdisziplinen (Kirchengeschichte, Rechtsgeschichte, Mediävistik, Byzantinistik, Orientalistik u.a.) von hoher Relevanz. The history of canon law in various Christian cultures (Latin, Greek, Syrian, Coptic) has, with good reason, mostly concentrated on questions of content and organization. In the present volume, however, a comparison is made of the procedures leading to conciliar decisions and thus to the emergence of canon law.

Councils and synods (Canon law) --- Canon law --- Church history --- History --- Catholic Church --- Council. --- Kanonisches Recht. --- Konzil. --- Konziliengeschichte. --- Nicaenum II. --- canon law. --- conciliarism. --- HISTORY / Medieval. --- Second Council of Nicaea. --- canonical law. --- conciliar history.

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260.322.3 --- 262.131.1 --- Conciliar theory --- Popes --- -Holy See --- See, Holy --- Papacy --- Conciliarism --- Concilies: leergezag. Conciliarisme --- Pausschap: voorrang van de stoel van Petrus --- Primacy --- Antonio da Cannara --- -Concilies: leergezag. Conciliarisme --- 262.131.1 Pausschap: voorrang van de stoel van Petrus --- 260.322.3 Concilies: leergezag. Conciliarisme --- -Conciliarism --- Holy See --- Papal primacy --- Primacy of Peter --- Primacy of the Pope --- Supremacy of the Pope --- Petrine office --- Supremacy --- Antonio, --- History of doctrines --- Middle Ages, 600-1500 --- History --- Middle Ages, 500-1500

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Christian church history --- anno 1400-1499 --- Pavia --- Siena --- Councils and synods --- Conciliar theory --- History --- Council of Pavia-Siena --- 262.5*26 --- Konstanz--(1414-1418) --- History. --- 262.5*26 Konstanz--(1414-1418) --- Conciliarism --- Councils and synods - History --- Conciliar theory - History --- CONCILE DE PAVIE-SIENNE (1423-1424) --- EGLISE CATHOLIQUE --- HISTOIRE --- 14E-15E SIECLES