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catalog alternative "Zölibat in der frühen Kirche. English".
catalog contributor b12251573.
catalog created "c2000.".
catalog date "2000".
catalog date "c2000.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2000.".
catalog description "I. The labyrinthine paths of the inquiry. Celibacy is an inadequate notion -- In the beginning there was a legend -- New insights blaze a trail -- As yet no definitive line -- II. The continence of the ministers in New Testament times. Jesus and those who accompanied Him on His journeys -- The apostles in their own missionary travels -- Paul's challenge: "Touch no women" -- The key is found in the pastoral letters -- III. Clerical continence from the Second Century until 220. The Saeculum Obscurum of clerical continence -- Further indications of a discipline of clerical continence -- Men in a second marriage are not ordained -- Higher clerics must not marry again".
catalog description "IV. Clerical continence from the Third Century until Nicaea (325). At the time of Origen continence is required -- Disputed canons of the Ecclesiatical canons of the holy apostles -- The celibacy canon of the Spanish synod of Elvira -- Eusebius continues the tradition of Origen -- Indirect confirmation of a continence discipline -- V. Clerical continence in the Fourth-Century, Post-Nicene Eastern Church. The complete discipline of the church -- Obligatory continence despite criticism of the Digamy Prohibition -- The trend toward a celibate clergy -- Did clerics really have to practice continence? -- VI. Clerical continence in the Western church of the Fourth and early Fifth Centuries. The situation in North Africa and Spain -- Conditions in Italy under Pope Damasus -- Conditions in Italy under Pope Siricius -- The situation in Gaul under Pope Innocent -- VII. The common heritage of clerical continence in the subsequent history of the church. The responsibility of the popes for the clerical discipline of the universal church -- The East continues for a long time to adhere firmly to the continence discipline -- Fundamental considerations with respect to the consensus between the Eastern and Western celibacy disciplines.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 353-357) and index.".
catalog extent "376 p. ;".
catalog identifier "0898708001".
catalog issued "2000".
catalog issued "c2000.".
catalog language "eng ger".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "San Francisco : Ignatius Press,".
catalog subject "BR195.C45 H4513 2000".
catalog subject "Celibacy Christianity History of doctrines Early church, approximately 30-600.".
catalog subject "Celibacy Christianity History of doctrines Early church, ca. 30-600.".
catalog tableOfContents "I. The labyrinthine paths of the inquiry. Celibacy is an inadequate notion -- In the beginning there was a legend -- New insights blaze a trail -- As yet no definitive line -- II. The continence of the ministers in New Testament times. Jesus and those who accompanied Him on His journeys -- The apostles in their own missionary travels -- Paul's challenge: "Touch no women" -- The key is found in the pastoral letters -- III. Clerical continence from the Second Century until 220. The Saeculum Obscurum of clerical continence -- Further indications of a discipline of clerical continence -- Men in a second marriage are not ordained -- Higher clerics must not marry again".
catalog tableOfContents "IV. Clerical continence from the Third Century until Nicaea (325). At the time of Origen continence is required -- Disputed canons of the Ecclesiatical canons of the holy apostles -- The celibacy canon of the Spanish synod of Elvira -- Eusebius continues the tradition of Origen -- Indirect confirmation of a continence discipline -- V. Clerical continence in the Fourth-Century, Post-Nicene Eastern Church. The complete discipline of the church -- Obligatory continence despite criticism of the Digamy Prohibition -- The trend toward a celibate clergy -- Did clerics really have to practice continence? -- VI. Clerical continence in the Western church of the Fourth and early Fifth Centuries. The situation in North Africa and Spain -- Conditions in Italy under Pope Damasus -- Conditions in Italy under Pope Siricius -- The situation in Gaul under Pope Innocent -- VII. The common heritage of clerical continence in the subsequent history of the church. The responsibility of the popes for the clerical discipline of the universal church -- The East continues for a long time to adhere firmly to the continence discipline -- Fundamental considerations with respect to the consensus between the Eastern and Western celibacy disciplines.".
catalog title "Celibacy in the early Church : the beginnings of a discipline of obligatory continence for clerics in East and West / Stefan Heid ; translated by Michael J. Miller.".
catalog title "Zölibat in der frühen Kirche. English".
catalog type "text".