Images, jurisdiction, and the treasury of merit
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Auteurs : Robert W. Shaffern [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Medieval History [ 0304-4181 ] ; 1996.
Abstract
Indulgences, which were remissions of temporal penalty for sin, were one of the most popular religious practices of the later Middle Ages. Famous as the occasion for the Protestant Reformation, the abuses connected with the popularity of indulgences are well-documented, but to focus on abuse, as so many histories have done, is to miss the insight into the religious culture that the study of indulgences affords. The proliferation of indulgences can instead be attributed to the imagery and sensibilities in medieval Catholicism, which the pastoral methods of the mendicant friars systematised, popularised, and employed to serve the ecclesiology of papal monarchy.
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