Anselm of Lucca and the doctrine of coercion: The legal impact of the schism of 1080?
Discusses the doctrine of coercion proposed by Anselm of Lucca, which seeks to justify the use of force to defend a just and Christian cause. Schism of 1080 as the basis of Anselm's proposed doctrine; Impact of the schism; Coercive action as a pastoral concern; Misinterpretations; War as a legitima...
| Publicado en: | Catholic Historical Review Vol. 81; no. 3; pp. 353 - 372 |
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Catholic University of America Press
Jul95
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| Sumario: | Discusses the doctrine of coercion proposed by Anselm of Lucca, which seeks to justify the use of force to defend a just and Christian cause. Schism of 1080 as the basis of Anselm's proposed doctrine; Impact of the schism; Coercive action as a pastoral concern; Misinterpretations; War as a legitimate undertaking; Distinction between the just and unjust uses of force. |
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