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1 Crises in the Late Medieval Church
Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley H. S. Chappaqua, NY

2 Decline in the Medieval Church Political & Spiritual Poverty
Spiritual Authority Temporal Authority Political & Spiritual Poverty Taxing the clergy [clericis laicos] Royal courts vs. Church courts Papal Bull [Unam Sanctam] Marsilius of Padus [Defensor Pacis]

3 Specific Crises New Heresies. Schism. Lay Reform. Conciliarism.

4 Decline in the Medieval Church Theological Differences
Official Church Beliefs Heresies Theological Differences John Wycliffe Lollards John Huss

5 The Hussite Wars [ ]

6 Decline in the Medieval Church
Popes Church Councils [Conciliarism] Internal Church Power Innocent III Boniface VIII The Avignon Papacy [ ] Pisa Constance Basel

7 The Great Schism:

8 The Avignon Papal Complex

9 Decline in the Medieval Church
FAITH [Scholasticism] REASON [Roger Bacon & William of Ockham] Intellectual Inquiry Peter Abelard [Sic et Non] Thomas Aquinas [Summa Theologica]

10 Decline in the Medieval Church
Church Corruption Individual Piety Religious Devotion Inquisition Rich Monasteries Benefices Lay Devotions Beguines Beghards

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