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Articles related to "Beguines"
The History of the Beguines This is a brief history of the Beguines, a religious order for women that developed in 12th century Europe. Citations available on request beguines • middle ages • women • church • heresy
Who Were the Beguines? Heresy became a crime in the Roman Empire. Beguines were among the heretical groups that existed opposite of the Catholic Church. beguines • beghards • heresy • heresies • heretics
Marie d' Oignies, Mother of the Beguine Movement How the saintly life of Marie D'Oignies, with the help of her champion, Jacques de Vitry, ensures the survival of the Beguines. beguines • medieval women’s lay movement • marie d’oignies • ascetic • catholic church
Beguine Women And Mysticism This is a short introduction to the mystical lives of medieval beguines. Full citations available upon request. beguines • medieval women • mysticism • eucharist
Bibliography on medieval mysticism While by no means exhaustive, this bibliography provides some interesting starting points for the study of late medieval mysticism, particularly in Germany and the Low Countries. mysticism • suso • eckhart • mechtild • late medieval germany
Who Were the Beghards? Later Christian writings utilized the word heresy to any belief held by a Catholic Christian in opposition to the teachings of the Church. beghards • beguines • heresy • heresies • heretics
Who Were the Free Spirits? St. Peter spoke of false prophets and teachers who would bring in heresies of perdition. free spirit • beghards • beguines • pantheism • neoplatonism
Who Were the Bogomils? In the Roman Empire, heresy became punishable by civil law. bogomils • heresy • heresies • heretics • heretical beliefs
Research in the field of church history: a brief how-to This article delves into the methods available for starting a research project in church history, using women religious of the 14th and 15th centuries as a starting point research • how-to • women religious • mysticism
The Trial of the Templars The arrest and trial of the Templars destroyed the first military religious order. But they lived on in legends of divine retribution. templars • templar • templer • templarios • templier
Women Mystics in the Late Middle Ages: An Introduction This is a brief introduction to the women mystics of late medieval Europe, particularly the circumstances of their lives. It's part one of several. medieval • women • mystics • mysticism • visions
Who Were the Gugliemites? Tertullian gave the name of heretic to those who of their own choose false doctrines. gugliemites • gugliema • heresy • heresies • heretics
Who Were the Men of Intelligence? A heretic chooses another means to his eternal end by rejecting one or more of the articles of faith of the Catholic Church. men of intelligence • bloemarddine • giles cantor • william hilderniss • bishop pierre d’ailly |
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