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They wanted National Churches that would be controlled by the state. Limited Papal authority.
AKA - Josephism or Febronianism |
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| Defenders of Papal Authority |
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| Movement in France among catholics against semi-pelagianism of RC church led by Cornelius Jansen. Attacked by Jesuits who were strict semi-pelagians |
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Inventor (barometer, hydraulic press, etc) who also wrote Pensees in defense of Christianity.
Pascal's Wager- It hedges your bet to believe because if you don't, you lose nothing. |
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| If anything good could come out of what you are doing, it isn't morally wrong. - Jesuits |
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| An attempt to stress union with God without any MoG. Catholic Mysticism. Led by Molinos |
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| 1950 - Celebrated August 15th |
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| Those churches who did not accept Chalcedon. They are Nestorian. |
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| If you believe and you're right, you gain much, if you're wrong, you lose little. |
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| The Greek quarter of Istanbul where ecumenical patriarch lives |
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| Most notable name in Russian church history- Patriarch of Moscow who changed liturgy. |
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| Didn't want a power struggle in Moscow so the patriarchate was abolished. Set up a board of bishops that he could control. This ultimately led to an increase of Protestant and Catholic influence in Russian orthodoxy. |
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| Churches which can retain cultural customs of the people but accepts the pope. |
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| Churches which didn't accept council of chalcedon. (Persia) |
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| First Christian Church- Gregory the Illuminatory. Non-Chalcedonian. Monophysite. |
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