Ecclesiastical Democracy Detected: Being a Review of the Controversy Between the Layman and the Clergyman Concerning the Appointment of Bishops, and o
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"Ecclesiastical Democracy Detected" delves into the late 18th-century controversy surrounding the appointment of bishops, specifically examining the dispute between a layman and a clergyman. This book reviews and analyzes the publications of Sir John Throckmorton, offering a detailed perspective on the role of lay influence versus clerical authority within the Catholic Church.
Authored by John Milner, this work provides valuable insight into the ecclesiological debates of the era, shedding light on the tensions between different factions and viewpoints regarding church governance. It remains a significant historical document for those interested in understanding the complexities of ecclesiastical history and the ongoing dialogue between tradition and reform.
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