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Standard-bearers of Hussitism or Agents of Germanization?
, 2020 Johannes Gleixner
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Chapter IV. The Establishment of Hussitism and the Crisis of the Hussite Left, 1415–1416
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2019
The Hussite movement was a historical watershed – popular and scholastic theology combined with a nascent Czech nationalism to produce a full-scale social revolution that presaged the Reformation and the birth of the modern nation state. The Hussites defeated the Empire and the Pope, and their king George Poděbrady advocated a trans-national European ...
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The Hussite movement was a historical watershed – popular and scholastic theology combined with a nascent Czech nationalism to produce a full-scale social revolution that presaged the Reformation and the birth of the modern nation state. The Hussites defeated the Empire and the Pope, and their king George Poděbrady advocated a trans-national European ...
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The Ecumenical Review, 2021
AbstractThis article is a contribution to the ongoing debate about how the pan‐Orthodox vision of unity and the overall Christian vision of Christian unity are co‐related, following the Pan‐Orthodox Council in Crete in June 2016. The first section considers how modern Orthodox relations to ecumenism arose: in particular, how the vision of pan‐Orthodoxy
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AbstractThis article is a contribution to the ongoing debate about how the pan‐Orthodox vision of unity and the overall Christian vision of Christian unity are co‐related, following the Pan‐Orthodox Council in Crete in June 2016. The first section considers how modern Orthodox relations to ecumenism arose: in particular, how the vision of pan‐Orthodoxy
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Origins of the Hussite Uprising
2020The Hussite Chronicle is the most important single narrative source for the events of the early Hussite movement. The author is Laurence of Březova (c.1370–c.1437), a member of the Czech lower nobility and a supporter of the Hussite creed. The movement arose as an initiative for religious and social reform in fifteenth-century Bohemia and was energized
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Chiliasm and the Hussite Revolution
Church History, 1957“… non estimemus fabulam illam quasi veram, quam quidam dicunt, quod instabit seculum bonum, in quo nullus erit malorum, et quod nihil paciantur, sed gaudio ineffabili sint prediti.” (From a Taborite commentary on Apocalypse, c. 1425.)In the years following John Hus' martyrdom the movement he had led developed from a Prague University reform movement ...
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A ‘Hussitting’ in Berkshire, 1930
Folklore, 1987The essential function of all these activities seems to be their role as a focus for communal disapproval of the actions of a member (or members) of a community. These disapproved actions are usually sexual misdemeanours of one kind or another that are frequently outside the usual legal framework - old men marrying women much younger than themselves ...
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L’Internationale Valdo Hussite
Heresis, 1989L’Intemazionale Valdo-Ussita (o Taborito-Valdese) Questo termine, coniato la prima volta negli anni 60 del nostro secolo da Amedeo Molnár (docente presso la Facoltà Teologica Protestante Comenius di Praga), indica rincontro che awene nel sec.
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