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The actions of the kings and great nobles were constrained by who?
The only people that could constrain a king or great noble were the catholic church, and the pope.
What country has half population of Muslims and half population of christians?
It could be Lebanon.
By 1900 the WCTU Women's Christian Temperance Union could claim credit for?
Providing a generation of women with experience in political actions
What church did Henry VIII establish in England?
I don't know about Henry VII establishing a church, but Henry VIII was excommunicated from the Roman Catholic church and subsequently the Church of England was established. Henry wanted a divorce from Katherine of Aragon so that he could marry Anne Boleyn. This caused a lot of problems, not least of which was the question of divorce being, well, out of the question. I realise my answer is daubed with quite a wide brush and lacking detail, but I'm sure Hedley can fill in the gaps!
Why were the Bibles in Latin?
Bibles were in Latin because that was the official language of the Catholic Church. It also meant that only the educated people, (mainly priests or those working for the church), could interpret what was written in the book to the people. It was not only the Bible which was in Latin, most official documents, (deeds, land grants, etc.), were also in Latin, which required someone, often trained by the church, to read and write them.
What two actions could church take to punish Christian's?
Excommunication and Fines. They could also use public humiliation.
Is church a school for Christians?
You could say that, but at Church we just learn about the Bible and how to honor him.
Act of toleration 1649?
The Act of Toleration was passed in Maryland in 1649. The act gave Christians the right to practice their religion and could punish others who were not Christians.
What cause conflicts between the Christians and the priests in the Catholic Church?
Your question makes no sense as the priests are Christians in the Church as much as anyone else, perhaps you could rephrase your question.
Can the world be change?
If enough Christians are willing to work at it with true Christian actions, then yes I believe it could.
Can the world possibly be changed?
If enough Christians are willing to work at it with true Christian actions, then yes I believe it could.
This court case ruled that the government could only punish the advocacy of illegal action if it directly incited lawless actions?
Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969)
How do features in a church help a christian to worship?
It is not really about the "features" in a Church that bring Christians to go to Church. The main reason that Christians go to Church lies in their belief that a Church symbolically represents the "home" of Jesus on earth. Therefore; going to Church, in effect, is a sign of respect and reverence in the sense that you are visiting Jesus' home. In this context, what could be more respectful than to: · Worship in the home of Jesus? · To get married in the home of Jesus? · To have your child baptized in the home of Jesus?
Are Jon and Kate Gosselin Christians?
Opinions from various WikiAnswerers* I believe that Jon and Kate may have professed that they are Christians in their book, Multiple Blessings. From the content of the book and on their official website, one could assume that they are Christians, or at least have knowledge of Scripture. * Yes, Jon and Kate are Christians and although going to church does not mean that one is automatically a Christian, Jon and Kate and their 8 children go to church as often as possible.
The actions of the kings and great nobles were constrained by who?
The only people that could constrain a king or great noble were the catholic church, and the pope.
Who could punish a king?
the pope on tasmania
What the heresy of novationism about?
Novationism was a Christian sect in the 3rd century that believed in strict church discipline and the exclusion of lapsed Christians from reconciliation. They opposed allowing those who had renounced their faith during persecution to be readmitted to the church. Novationists believed in upholding purity and strict adherence to Christian principles.
