Protestantism in Germany
Protestantism in Germany
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In other respects also he was not behind his pre- decessors in interfering in church affairs, the only difference being that whereas their interest had been in part at least religious his was entirely political. He regulated the number of churches according to the financial ability of the members to be served, ordered that no one be permitted to enter a cloister without permission, the object in this case being to prevent depopulation, de- clared himself independent of Rome in his treat- ment o...f Catholics and even forbade the publica- tion of the papal bull, abolishing the Society of Jesus, because he wished to retain the services of its members in the schools.
The spirit of Frederick the Great's ecclesiasti- cal policy may be seen best, however, in the Prus- sian Land Law, which although not published un- til after his death was compiled by jurists of his appointment and reflects the ideals and practice of his reign. In this code of laws, which remained in force with minor changes until the year 1900, the naturalistic philosophy of the time is plainly re- 24 From a letter to the Empress of Austria.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In other respects also he was not behind his pre- decessors in interfering in church affairs, the only difference being that whereas their interest had been in part at least religious his was entirely political. He regulated the number of churches according to the financial ability of the members to be served, ordered that no one be permitted to enter a cloister without permission, the object in this case being to prevent depopulation, de- clared himself independent of Rome in his treat- ment o...f Catholics and even forbade the publica- tion of the papal bull, abolishing the Society of Jesus, because he wished to retain the services of its members in the schools.
The spirit of Frederick the Great's ecclesiasti- cal policy may be seen best, however, in the Prus- sian Land Law, which although not published un- til after his death was compiled by jurists of his appointment and reflects the ideals and practice of his reign. In this code of laws, which remained in force with minor changes until the year 1900, the naturalistic philosophy of the time is plainly re- 24 From a letter to the Empress of Austria.
What to read after Protestantism in Germany?
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