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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Canon law"”.
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Canon Law Collections in England ca 600-1066: The Manuscript Evidence
… summarizes the evidence for the use of canon law collections in England during the Christian Anglo-Saxon period, that is ca 600-1066. The method is text-historical, the focus being firstly on the scientific description of the primary evidence, and secondly on the evaluation of that …
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The understanding of defection in the 1983 Code of Canon Law.
Abstract Not Available.
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The nature and application of juridical acts according to canon 124 of the Code of Canon Law.
… and application of juridical acts according to canon 124 of the Code of Canon Law. This canon has determined that for a juridical act to be valid, it must be placed by a person who is capable, and also it must contain those elements which essentially constitute the act itself, as well as the …
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The judicial penal procedure for the dismissal of a diocesan priest from the clerical state according to the 1983 Code of Canon Law
… appropriate penalties on members who violate the law (c. 1311). The exercise of personal rights is contingent upon the promotion of common good (c. 223). Therefore, threats to justice, gravity of scandal and contumacy of an offender necessitate the imposition of appropriate penalties (c. 1341). …
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The Relationship between a Theological Understanding of Marital Commitment and a Juridical Articulation of Marital Consent in Sacramental Marriages in the United States
… fragmentation. Within this theological method, canon law is considered an ecclesial science distinct from theology yet organically united to it in the church. Relying primarily on Ladislas Örsy's theory of the relationship between theology and canon law, I affirm that theology identifies, …
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Lack of discretion of judgment and inability to assume marital rights and obligations as grounds for a declaration of marriage nullity : a contemporary appraisal in Civil and Canon Law
… is made to the situation as contemplated in both canon and civil law, together with the similarities and dissimilarities which such a comparison yields. Besides, these points mentioned are examined in the light of jurisprudence and doctrine, both from the canonical and civil perspective.
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Βιολογική Θεώρηση των Ιερών Κανόνων
… The “Biological Perspective of the Holy Canons” highlights the answers given by the Canon Law to the contemporary bioethical concerns that develop in the field of Bioethics, analyzing and comparing data from the scientific fields of Canon Law, Biology and Law. The Diploma Thesis focuses …
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The question of mixed marriages in Malta
… because in Malta there was no written Civil Law regulating marriages of non-Catholic people, as those marriages which were celebrated before non-Catholic ministers, according to the form established by the Church to which they belonged. The law in Malta with regard to the validity of …
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The reparation of harm: A canonical analysis of canon 128 with reference to its common law parallels.
In 1983, a maxim of the natural law was concretized into a canonical obligation requiring one remedy the harm that one inflicts. In addition to canon 128's providing legal encouragement for one voluntarily to remedy the harm that one inflicts, if the person does not act voluntarily, c.128 provides …
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The approval of new forms of consecrated life in the light of Canon 605.
… of forms recognised in the 1983 Code of Canon Law, the treatment of consecrated life in specific Conciliar and Post-conciliar documents, in the documents of the 1994 Synod of Bishops on Consecrated Life and in the ensuing document, Vita consecrata. It follows the history of the …
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Popular Religion in Gaelic Ireland 1445 - 1645
… which was inaugurated in France in 1931 by the canon law historian, Gabriel le Bras. 1 It is certainly true that historians o f the Francophone world have proved themselves to be forerunners in this field o f research, publishing widely, from a relatively early stage, on the experiences o f the …
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Ownership, Control, Sponsorship, and Trusteeship: Governance Relationships Within Private Catholic Religious-Sponsored Secondary Schools in the United States
… congregation and remain beholden to both Canon and civil law.</p> <p>The purpose of this study was to explore existing governance relationships between religious congregations and boards of limited-jurisdiction, specifically addressing the notions of Ownership, Control, Sponsorship, and …
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From the Body of the Faithful to the Invention of Religion: The Long Reformation for International Relations
… work addresses how traditions associated with canon law of late medieval international society granted authority to myriad polities in fifteenth and sixteenth century questions of societal governance. In international relations, the late medieval period has rarely been given much attention; …
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Abu Bakr Effendi: a report on the activities and challenges of an Ottoman Muslim theologian in the Cape of Good Hope
… Good Hope. Abu Bakr Effendi was a professor of canon law who was sent to the Cape by the Ottoman Caliph in order to resolve the religious issues as well as educate the Muslims in South Africa in the second half of the nineteenth century. This study takes into consideration diverse archival …
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A critical survey of the history and development of the present ban on the ordination of women in the Roman Catholic Church.
… writings of several mediaeval theologians and canonists to support this ruling. The topic is of present-day importance for understanding the origins of the exclusion of women from the priesthood given the current shortage of priests in the Catholic Church. This thesis looks first at the present …
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Political Theology and the Levellers: A discussion of the theological sources of the political thought of the Levellers and of some implications for modern understandings of political liberalism
… intellectual currents include the English common law, free grace theology, early General Baptist ecclesiology, and natural law and canon law traditions. The Levellers combine these to give rise to the idea that the state should be strictly limited by the individual’s freedom, rights, and …
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Citizenship, exile, and natural rights in medieval Roman law, ca. 1200-1400
… and as human being, in the medieval Roman law tradition from ea. 1200 to 1400. My primary sources are the writings of the most famous north-Italian jurists (including Accursius, Bartolus of Sassoferrato, and Baldus de Ubaldis), who were at the centre of the late-medieval reception of …
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