The great schism of the 14th century was due to the move of papal seating to Avignon. After the death of Boniface, successor Clement V’s moving of the papal seat directly went against what Boniface wanted in the “two swords” theory. The move split power between old and new Roman rule and also cause people… Continue reading →
Francis was perceived by many as a figure of pivotal significance in the history of salvation. Francis was referred to as “alter Christus” which means “another Christ”. He was also referred to as a new or second Christ. Most who wrote about Francis were interested in the cosmic and messianic significance much like those who… Continue reading →
In the 7th century the Roman government saw its disappearance. The Catholic church also noticed the lack therefore of Roman governmental support. No longer having a backing support and security blanket in the Roman government, the church had to find a new means of protection from unjust actions. At the same time, The… Continue reading →
