Outlines of Church History : for the Use of the Middle Class in the Theological Seminary in Princeton
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The districts con- tained in that gift constituted the skeleton of what was afterwards embraced under tlie name of tlie States of the church. Thus the Poi)e took his place as a secular prince.
He had also allied himself with a new and powerful dynasty in the west, whose influence was exerted to bring the Gallican cliurch into closer relations to Rome. A point of authority was also established in that tiie first king of the new dynasty had solicited papal sanction, and accepted anointment at the... hands of the Pope.
The l*a[)acy was put into possession of great wealth.
Allegiance to tiie emperor was still recognized, but it liad ceased to be more llian nominal.
During this period the principal tlieological question was that concerning the singleness or duality of will in Christ.
When the enjperor Hei-aclius was in Sj'ria, from 622, he became ac(paainted moi-e intimately with tlie condi- tion of the Monoplij'sites, and was persuaded that the principal obstacle to their returning into the Catholic church might be removed, by a statement of doctrine representing the nature of Christ as two fold, but the will as one, Sergius, patriarch of Constantino})le was con- sulted on the sul)ject, and expressed Ids oj)inion that sucli a view was not inconsistent with the creed of the church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The districts con- tained in that gift constituted the skeleton of what was afterwards embraced under tlie name of tlie States of the church. Thus the Poi)e took his place as a secular prince.
He had also allied himself with a new and powerful dynasty in the west, whose influence was exerted to bring the Gallican cliurch into closer relations to Rome. A point of authority was also established in that tiie first king of the new dynasty had solicited papal sanction, and accepted anointment at the... hands of the Pope.
The l*a[)acy was put into possession of great wealth.
Allegiance to tiie emperor was still recognized, but it liad ceased to be more llian nominal.
During this period the principal tlieological question was that concerning the singleness or duality of will in Christ.
When the enjperor Hei-aclius was in Sj'ria, from 622, he became ac(paainted moi-e intimately with tlie condi- tion of the Monoplij'sites, and was persuaded that the principal obstacle to their returning into the Catholic church might be removed, by a statement of doctrine representing the nature of Christ as two fold, but the will as one, Sergius, patriarch of Constantino})le was con- sulted on the sul)ject, and expressed Ids oj)inion that sucli a view was not inconsistent with the creed of the church.
What to read after Outlines of Church History : for the Use of the Middle Class in the Theological Seminary in Princeton?
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