Unraveling church authority across the early centuries
This book presents a reasoned defense of the pope’s supreme, universal authority in the church, grounded in the understanding of episcopal powers, councils, and shared canon law. It examines debates about papal jurisdiction, appeals, and the role of general councils, with attention to how authority was exercised in practice.
Framed as a response to critiques about papal supremacy, the discussion centers on how universal governance arises from tradition, Scripture, and the lived history of the church. It highlights how bishops, metropolitans, and the Roman See interact within a system that preserves unity without diminishing individual diocesan rights.Ideal for readers interested in church history, doctrine, and the long-standing question of papal authority within the Christian tradition.
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