The Cambridge Companion to Christian Heresy
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Product details:
- Publisher Cambridge University Press
- Date of Publication 31 July 2025
- ISBN 9781108454858
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages472 pages
- Size 229x152x24 mm
- Weight 250 g
- Language English 1056
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Short description:
This book explores the concept of heresy in Christian history from its beginnings through to the dawn of the Reformation.
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The concept of heresy has played a major role across Christian history. Traditionally, heretical sects have been regarded as distinct, real-life groups of people who had departed from the stable orthodox traditions of Christianity and who posed a threat that needed to be addressed, sometimes through violent repression. More recently, scholarship has focused on the notion of heresy as discourse, placing particular emphasis on its literary construction and the social and cultural contexts in which it was deployed. This literature has generated significant debates about the nature and historicity of many heresies. The Cambridge Companion to Christian Heresy provides a systematic and up-to-date guide to the study of this topic and its methodological challenges. The opening chapters explore different forms of written material that have played vital roles in historical disputes and in modern scholarly accounts. These are followed by case studies of thirteen notable heresies, ranging from the Gnostics through to the Hussites at the dawn of the Reformation.
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Introduction Richard Flower; Part I. Approaches and Evidence: 1. Theories and definitions of heresy John H. Arnold; 2. Dialogue literature Richard Lim; 3. Heresiological catalogues Richard Flower; 4. Councils, popes and canon law Rebecca Rist; 5. Inquisition and trial records Christine Caldwell Ames; Part II. Case Studies: 6. Gnosticism Michael A. Williams; 7. Manichaeism Jason BeDuhn; 8. Arianism and other Christological disputes Robin Whelan; 9. Pelagius Ali Bonner; 10. The Nestorian controversy: dyophysites, monophysites and miaphysites J. Edward Walters; 11. Islam as a Christian Heresy John Tolan; 12. Iconoclasm Judith Herrin; 13. Accusations of Heresy between East and West Marie-Hélène Blanchet and Nikolaos G. Chrissis; 14. Bogomils Andrew P. Roach; 15. The Cathars Jörg Feuchter; 16. The Medieval waldenses Pete Biller; 17. Wyclif, Lollards and popular heresy J. Patrick Hornbeck II; 18. Hussite revolution and its heresies Pavlína Rychterová
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