Die Konzilien in Schottland bis zur Reformation
Medieval church councils in Scotland
By (author) Donald E. R. Watt
Paperback (Published)
(April 2001)
ISBN: 9783506746764
Price: $96.00
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Seit 1225 spielte in Schottland die Provinzialsynode eine zentrale Rolle als Bindeglied zwischen Rom und den schottischen Bistümern. Daneben war die Synode maßgeblich and der Ausarbeitung einheitlicher rechtlicher Rahmenbedingungen beteiligt und diente als Gerichtsinstanz bei der Beilegung interdiözesaner Konflikte. erst mit der Erhebung St. Andrews zum Metropolitansitz (1472) und dem Erfolg der Reformation sollte dieser bedeutende Abschnitt schottischer Kirchengeschichte zu Ende gehen.
- By (author) Donald E. R. Watt
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