A History of Political Theories volume 1
A History of Political Theories volume 1
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8 Decretum, Dist. 96, can. 10.
DOGMA OF THE TWO POWEKS 167 brought forward in abundance. Hincmar's doctrine was that Jesus alone could have become, like the pagan rulers, both priest and king, but he elected not to unite the two functions ; and after his ascension no king presumed to exercise priestly, nor priest to mingle in royal, powers. 1 And another dictum of Pope Gelasius enjoyed throughout the Middle Ages equal authority with that referred to above : The Mediator between God and men, the... man Christ Jesus, by marking out the methods and dignities appropriate to each, so distinguished between the duties of the two powers . . . That the Christian emperors should need the priests for the sake of eternal life, and the priests should make use of the imperial laws for the course of temporal affairs only. 2 With the resort to the Old Testament fully estab- lished, the authority of Jesus to separate the two powers was found prefigured in that of Melchisedek, who was both priest and king, and of David, who was prophet and king, and in the fact that Jesus was of both royal and sacerdotal lineage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 Decretum, Dist. 96, can. 10.
DOGMA OF THE TWO POWEKS 167 brought forward in abundance. Hincmar's doctrine was that Jesus alone could have become, like the pagan rulers, both priest and king, but he elected not to unite the two functions ; and after his ascension no king presumed to exercise priestly, nor priest to mingle in royal, powers. 1 And another dictum of Pope Gelasius enjoyed throughout the Middle Ages equal authority with that referred to above : The Mediator between God and men, the... man Christ Jesus, by marking out the methods and dignities appropriate to each, so distinguished between the duties of the two powers . . . That the Christian emperors should need the priests for the sake of eternal life, and the priests should make use of the imperial laws for the course of temporal affairs only. 2 With the resort to the Old Testament fully estab- lished, the authority of Jesus to separate the two powers was found prefigured in that of Melchisedek, who was both priest and king, and of David, who was prophet and king, and in the fact that Jesus was of both royal and sacerdotal lineage.
What to read after A History of Political Theories volume 1?
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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