The Church
Huss's theological treatise on the nature and definition of the church, drawing on patristic sources like Augustine and Cyprian to explain the church as the mystical body of Christ. He explores the distinction between the visible and invisible church and the role of the predestinate within it.
24 Chapters
Table of Contents
1
000 - Introduction
2
01 - The Unity of the Church
3
02 - The One Universal Church Divided Into Three Parts
4
03 - All Christians Are Not Members of the Church
5
04 - Christ the Only Head of the Church
6
05 - Good and Bad In the Church
7
06 - Christ the Head of the Elect
8
07 - The Roman Pontiff and the Cardinals Not the Universal Church
9
08 - The Faith Which Is the Foundation of the Church
10
09 - The Church Founded On Christ, the Rock
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10 - The Power of Binding and Loosing
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11 - The Abuse of Scripture In the Interest of Clerical Power
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12 - Christ the True roman Pontiff Upon Whom Salvation Depends
14
13 - The Pope Not the Head of the Church But Christ's Vicor
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14 - When the Cardinals Are the True Successors of the Apostles
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15 - The Church May Be Ruled Without Pope and Cardinals
17
16 - The Law of God the Standard of Ecclesiastical Judgments
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17 - Huss's Resistance to Papal Authority
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18 - The Apostolic See, Or Cathedra Petri
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19 - When Ecclesiastical Superiors Are to Be Obeyed
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20 - Obedience Not Always to Be Rendered to the Church Or Its Prelates
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21 - Circumstances Under Which Obedience Is to Be Rendered to Prelates
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22 - Excommunications, Just and Unjust
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23 - Suspension and the Interdict