A History of Political Theories volume 2
A History of Political Theories volume 2
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114-127. HANCKE, Bodin, eine Stndie ilber den Begriff der Souverdnetdt.
CHAPTER IV CATHOLIC CONTROVERSIALISTS AND JURISTS 1. The Catholic Reformation BODIN'S Apolitical philosophy_had its source and inspiration in social and intellectual radicalism . Re- jection of the influences that had determined medi- aeval institutions and beliefs was the substantial characteristic of his spirit in politics, as it was the characteristic of Protestantism in creed and worship. For the maintenance of medieval...ism in political thought, as against the appeal to primitive Christian- ity by the Protestants and the rationalistic spirit of Bodin, we must turn to the great body of able de- baters who sustained the cause of the old church against the innovators arid upheld the Papacy as the symbol and guarantee of conservatism.
As has been stated above, 1 the progress of the Protestant revolt led eventually to the summons of a general council. In both its convocation arid its pro- ceedings the Council of Trent reflected unmistakably the political arid ecclesiastical confusion that sur- rounded it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
114-127. HANCKE, Bodin, eine Stndie ilber den Begriff der Souverdnetdt.
CHAPTER IV CATHOLIC CONTROVERSIALISTS AND JURISTS 1. The Catholic Reformation BODIN'S Apolitical philosophy_had its source and inspiration in social and intellectual radicalism . Re- jection of the influences that had determined medi- aeval institutions and beliefs was the substantial characteristic of his spirit in politics, as it was the characteristic of Protestantism in creed and worship. For the maintenance of medieval...ism in political thought, as against the appeal to primitive Christian- ity by the Protestants and the rationalistic spirit of Bodin, we must turn to the great body of able de- baters who sustained the cause of the old church against the innovators arid upheld the Papacy as the symbol and guarantee of conservatism.
As has been stated above, 1 the progress of the Protestant revolt led eventually to the summons of a general council. In both its convocation arid its pro- ceedings the Council of Trent reflected unmistakably the political arid ecclesiastical confusion that sur- rounded it.
What to read after A History of Political Theories volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Archibald Dunning to read onlineMoreLess
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