Two trends in canon law from 1150 to 1250

Canon Law in the 12th and 13th centuries has often been associated with the growth of the papal monarchy. Without denying such connection, this paper aims to suggest that it brought about elements that helped to challenge the central place of the pope in Christendom. First, in broad lines, the use o...

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Autor principal: Cesar, Floriano Jonas
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topic filosofía medieval
poder eclesiástico
Iglesia Católica
derecho eclesiástico
cleros
monarquía
poder político
política y religión
iglesia y poder
filosofía política
Edad Media
spellingShingle filosofía medieval
poder eclesiástico
Iglesia Católica
derecho eclesiástico
cleros
monarquía
poder político
política y religión
iglesia y poder
filosofía política
Edad Media
Cesar, Floriano Jonas
Two trends in canon law from 1150 to 1250
topic_facet filosofía medieval
poder eclesiástico
Iglesia Católica
derecho eclesiástico
cleros
monarquía
poder político
política y religión
iglesia y poder
filosofía política
Edad Media
description Canon Law in the 12th and 13th centuries has often been associated with the growth of the papal monarchy. Without denying such connection, this paper aims to suggest that it brought about elements that helped to challenge the central place of the pope in Christendom. First, in broad lines, the use of Matthew 16,18 (Tu es Petrus) and the Translation of the Empire by Gratian, Innocent III and Innocent IV, which evolved to support the increasing authority of the pope in temporal affairs, are discussed. Some aspects of this use that could give, and eventually gave, shape to a doctrine on the deposition of the pope, are then pointed out.
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