The theological-political origins of the modern state
Bourdin, Bernard.
The theological-political origins of the modern state the controversy between James I of England & Cardinal Bellarmine / [electronic resource] : Bernard Bourdin ; translated by Susan Pickford. - Washington, D.C. : Catholic University of America Press, c2010. - 1 online resource (vii, 282 p.)
"Originally published as La genèse théologico-politique de l'Etat moderne by Les Presses Universitaires de France, ©2004"--T.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The ecclesiastical and political implications of royal supremacy over the Church of England -- James I's interpretation of royal sovereignty in conflict with the Presbyterian Church -- King James's ecclesiastical policy and the theologico-political concept of tolerance -- Bellarmine's theory of the indirect temporal power of the papacy : a political ecclesiology -- James VI of Scotland's Trew law of free monarchies : a theologico-political hermeneutics of scripture -- The Apologie for the oath of allegiance in the context of James I's ecclesiological beliefs and the controversy with Cardinal Bellarmine's papal theory.
9780813219011 (electronic bk.) 0813219019 (electronic bk.)
Political theology--History.
Monarchy--History.--England
Church and state--History.--England
RELIGION / Christianity / General
RELIGION / Christian Life / Social Issues
Electronic books.
BT83.59 / .B6813 2010eb
261.70941/09032
The theological-political origins of the modern state the controversy between James I of England & Cardinal Bellarmine / [electronic resource] : Bernard Bourdin ; translated by Susan Pickford. - Washington, D.C. : Catholic University of America Press, c2010. - 1 online resource (vii, 282 p.)
"Originally published as La genèse théologico-politique de l'Etat moderne by Les Presses Universitaires de France, ©2004"--T.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The ecclesiastical and political implications of royal supremacy over the Church of England -- James I's interpretation of royal sovereignty in conflict with the Presbyterian Church -- King James's ecclesiastical policy and the theologico-political concept of tolerance -- Bellarmine's theory of the indirect temporal power of the papacy : a political ecclesiology -- James VI of Scotland's Trew law of free monarchies : a theologico-political hermeneutics of scripture -- The Apologie for the oath of allegiance in the context of James I's ecclesiological beliefs and the controversy with Cardinal Bellarmine's papal theory.
9780813219011 (electronic bk.) 0813219019 (electronic bk.)
Political theology--History.
Monarchy--History.--England
Church and state--History.--England
RELIGION / Christianity / General
RELIGION / Christian Life / Social Issues
Electronic books.
BT83.59 / .B6813 2010eb
261.70941/09032
