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    Martin Luther Trial

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    definition of heresy proves it so‚ indulgences are okay to sell‚ and Charles V labeled him a heretic. One reason the Martin Luther did commit heresy is that what he did fit in the definition of heresy. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary‚ the definition of heresy is ‘an opinion‚ doctrine‚ or practice contrary to the truth or to generally accepted beliefs or standards.’ The catholic church was the generally accepted belief during the 1400s. So by that general definition of heresy‚ Martin Luther

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    Inquisitor argued against Joan by using pathos in a well organized statement that appealed to the court’s emotions and religious beliefs. Joan of Arc was being tried for heresy‚ disagreeing with church doctrines‚ and the Inquisitor took this information as a way to directly state that Joan was to be punished for upsetting the church. "Heresy at first seems innocent and even laudable‚ but it ends in such a monstrous horror of unnatural wickedness..." The Inquisitor is trying to insinuate that Joan has caused

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    beliefs. Religio-philosophers were quasi-Christians who promoted the use of intellect and logic to understand Christianity and in doing so‚ never becoming Christians. Tertullian saw the end of philosophy as heresy and categorizes both as the same. Tertullian defends Christianity by describing heresies as powerless‚ fallible and only expressive of a lack of faith; he therefore provides a rule of faith as a measure and the authority for Christianity. Tertullian was born in the city of Carthage‚ North

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    religious orders. Established primarily as a means to promote reform in the church‚ and to fit the demands of believers who sought out a heightened individual spiritual life‚ reform orders became one of the primary weapons used by the Church to combat heresy. Designed as grassroots organizations‚ much like their heretical counterparts‚ these groups aimed to win believers back to the Catholic faith. However‚ it was many of these same orders who would become the biggest disseminators of heretical belief

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    The Ebionites Research Paper

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    CHRISTOLOGICAL HERESIES I. Ebionism.  This heresy is the view that Jesus was in nature just a man‚ denying his divinity altogether. The Ebionites were an offshoot of the specifically Jewish form of Christianity‚ which was a potent force in the apostolic age. The rapid spread of Christianity among the Gentiles diminish its influence and the dispersal of the Christian community from Jerusalem to the Transjordan on the outbreak of the Jewish War (A.D. 66) isolated it completely. The Ebionites rejected

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    Universal Inquisition was a system of tribunal for discovery and punishment of heresy‚ which was marked by the severity of questioning and punishment and lack of rights afforded to the accused. The Inquisition was a group of institutions within the government system of the Catholic Church whose aim was to combat heresy which resulted in the torture and murder of millions of Christians whose only crime was a rejection of Catholic heresy and a commitment to follow the Bible as their sole authority for faith

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    WHY WERE THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ACCUSED OF HERESY? WHAT DOES THEIR DEMISE TELL US ABOUT THE NATURE OF HERETICAL ACCUSATIONS IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY? The fall of the Order of the Knights Templar was far more complex than a simple accusation of heresy and inquisitorial trial. Though the investigation and trial followed a relatively standard process‚ the circumstances of the Order’s collapse were extraordinary; INNOCENCE POLITICS WHATEVER. That being said‚ an apparently extraordinary case is relatively

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    they did not recognize him‚ nor did they believe that Jesus was the Christ. (KERR‚ pg.20) Tertullian spoke‚ and I quote” Heresy will lose its strength if we are not surprised that it is strong”. (KERR‚ pg.39) Tertullian reflected on doctrines that the people were loose in meaning with facts that it shouldn’t surprise the court that heresy was blatant‚ and the Law judged heresy‚ and the Law judged the innocent Jesus‚ and the Jews sent him to death‚ and that they over looked the evidence in their custody

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    The church fathers‚ Tertullian‚ Clement‚ and Augustine‚ have different arguments on their attitudes towards Greek thought. Tertullian believed that Greek philosophy caused heresy and believed that Christianity did not mix well with philosophy. Clement and Augustine both had similar attitudes towards Greek‚ however. They both believed that Greek philosophy could be used together in their religion. Greek Philosophy did link to Christianity for Clement and Augustine but not Tertullian. Although there

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    Letters on Sunspots. After this is done the clergy of the Catholic Church begins to attack the Copernican view. An argument ensues between the Catholic Church and Galileo which eventually leads to him being arrested and sentenced to house arrest for heresy. This sentencing of Galileo was a vast overreaction. I definitely disagree with this sentence. Galileo was sentenced to house arrest for his entire life. His crime did not deserve this harsh punishment. Galileo was only guilty of disagreeing

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