... contacted (but declining to participate) arc listed: James Blackshear, Paul Mooney, Anthony M... more ... contacted (but declining to participate) arc listed: James Blackshear, Paul Mooney, Anthony Mangun, Fred Foster, OR Fauss, Albert Dillon, R. Keith Nix, James Lumpkin, Sr., Richard Gazowsky, Wayne Budget 1, Paul R. Price, Ted Wagner, Allen Picklesimer, Wayne Huntley ...
One of the challenges facing the medieval church was increasing non-conformity and its more serio... more One of the challenges facing the medieval church was increasing non-conformity and its more serious manifestations as definite heresy. The heretic suffered abuse from the official church as well as at the hands of other heretics. In Hussite Bohemia, breakaway heretics from the mainstream of Hussite dissent, called Adamites or Pikarts, became the target of violent repression. Jan Žižka took steps to enforce Hussite orthodoxy by liquidating the Adamites, persecuting Martin Huska, and cracking down on Eucharistic and other irregularities in religious practice. Campaigns of propaganda undergirded the efforts to demonize and discredit the “other.” Late medieval Bohemia provides a context within which to observe the principle that dissent is rarely permitted amongst dissenters and the frequent practice of attaining power by means of persecution.
During the later stages of its assembly, the Council of Constance received the complaint that pic... more During the later stages of its assembly, the Council of Constance received the complaint that pictures of Jan Hus were circulating in Bohemia. Taborite manifestos appeared in Basel during the Council and the holy fathers sought in vain for the pernicious culprit who nailed one shamelessly to a church door! A t the height of the indulgence controversy in Prague, Voksa of Vald§tejn and Jerome of Prague organized a procession in which a person rode on a beast dressed as a whore, bared breasts with bogus papal bulls. She was covered with little silver bells which rang with every movement like the church bells during Mass. Imitating the enticing sales-talk of perhaps both the indulgence vendors and the ladies of the night, the indulgences were offered to the crowd who roared their approval and delight. With wicked leers and lewd gestures the whore blessed the people as if she were pope. A s the procession passed the palace of the archbishop the mob, in one accord, shouted that the bulls ...
... contacted (but declining to participate) arc listed: James Blackshear, Paul Mooney, Anthony M... more ... contacted (but declining to participate) arc listed: James Blackshear, Paul Mooney, Anthony Mangun, Fred Foster, OR Fauss, Albert Dillon, R. Keith Nix, James Lumpkin, Sr., Richard Gazowsky, Wayne Budget 1, Paul R. Price, Ted Wagner, Allen Picklesimer, Wayne Huntley ...
One of the challenges facing the medieval church was increasing non-conformity and its more serio... more One of the challenges facing the medieval church was increasing non-conformity and its more serious manifestations as definite heresy. The heretic suffered abuse from the official church as well as at the hands of other heretics. In Hussite Bohemia, breakaway heretics from the mainstream of Hussite dissent, called Adamites or Pikarts, became the target of violent repression. Jan Žižka took steps to enforce Hussite orthodoxy by liquidating the Adamites, persecuting Martin Huska, and cracking down on Eucharistic and other irregularities in religious practice. Campaigns of propaganda undergirded the efforts to demonize and discredit the “other.” Late medieval Bohemia provides a context within which to observe the principle that dissent is rarely permitted amongst dissenters and the frequent practice of attaining power by means of persecution.
During the later stages of its assembly, the Council of Constance received the complaint that pic... more During the later stages of its assembly, the Council of Constance received the complaint that pictures of Jan Hus were circulating in Bohemia. Taborite manifestos appeared in Basel during the Council and the holy fathers sought in vain for the pernicious culprit who nailed one shamelessly to a church door! A t the height of the indulgence controversy in Prague, Voksa of Vald§tejn and Jerome of Prague organized a procession in which a person rode on a beast dressed as a whore, bared breasts with bogus papal bulls. She was covered with little silver bells which rang with every movement like the church bells during Mass. Imitating the enticing sales-talk of perhaps both the indulgence vendors and the ladies of the night, the indulgences were offered to the crowd who roared their approval and delight. With wicked leers and lewd gestures the whore blessed the people as if she were pope. A s the procession passed the palace of the archbishop the mob, in one accord, shouted that the bulls ...
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