Katolik Kilisesi’nde Otorite Sorunu Papalık ve Konsilyarizm

Tür:

Kitap

Yazar:

İbrahim Korhan

Yayın yılı:

2024

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Fecr Yayın Grubu

The Problem Of Authority In The Catholic Church Papacy And ConciliarismrnIn this study, it is revealed that the Papacy does not always represent absolute authority in the Church. The subject is discussed based on the discussions of conciliarism in the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages. Conciliarism is a doctrine that holds that General Councils hold the highest authority in the church. Contrary to the view that the pope was accepted as the highest authority in the church in the Middle Ages; According to this understanding, ecclesiastical authority is represented in the church itself, not in the Papacy, and the church uses this authority through General Councils. The theory of conciliarism was represented during the Great Western Schism (1378-1417) by the conciliarist movement, which sought to limit Papal authority through General Councils. The main purpose of this movement is to redefine the structure of the church, to reunite it under the rule of a single legitimate pope, and to limit the papal authority through church reform. In addition, this movement represented a strong opposition to the Papal authority in the church in the period between the Council of Pisa (1409) and Council of Basel (1431-1449) and lost its influence after the Council of Basel. On the other hand, the influence of conciliarism as a theory was not limited to this period, but resurfaced in the following periods under the name of different movements such as Gallicanism and Febronianism, which were opp…

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