1 janv. 1360 - Christian Dualism (1360)

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This idea, begun by St. Augustine’s work City of God (410 A.D.) in which he explored the idea of a spiritual power and an earthly power, promotes the belief that there is to be a dualism in the Christian authorities in the world, a spiritual power and a political power. Previously under Caesaropapism, there had been one supreme earthly ruler and pontiff: Caesar. With Christian Dualism, we get the more modern Pope-King dynamic which continues for more than the next millennium. (Palmer 17)