El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)

The bishops, first clandestineness and then openly, are called upon to resolve disputes that have arisen among the faithful, until the time in which the Empire recognized them the capacity to be official judges. However, that bishops should be official judges, although it was given them legal protec...

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Autor: Belda Iniesta, Javier
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Fecha de publicación:2015
País:España
Institución:Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM)
Repositorio:RIUCAM. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia
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Palabra clave:Lex Christiana
Episcopalis audientia
Officium iudicii
Bishop
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spelling El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)Belda Iniesta, JavierLex ChristianaEpiscopalis audientiaOfficium iudiciiBishopThe bishops, first clandestineness and then openly, are called upon to resolve disputes that have arisen among the faithful, until the time in which the Empire recognized them the capacity to be official judges. However, that bishops should be official judges, although it was given them legal protection and allowed to meet the biblical claims that every cause among believers were not known by pagans, also created certain problems. In fact, there are many bishops who regret having to officially accomplish this task because was taken them time to carry out other functions and put them in a situation complicated with respect to the faithful. Our work focuses on three aspects around this institution: firstly, the theological of the administration of Justice, both biblical and Patristic Foundation, to understand how must be exercised a mission that must be carried out without forgetting the purpose of salvation; Secondly, the process of episcopalis audientia in Constantinian legislation and the first limit of jurisdiction and, finally, the way of exercise of the offcium iudiciorum by bishops and the problem arising from this.Arte y HumanidadesCiencias ReligiosasDerecho2015info:eu-repo/semantics/articlehttp://hdl.handle.net/10952/2896reponame:RIUCAM. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murciainstname:Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM)Españolinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:repositorio.ucam.edu:10952/28962026-06-07T18:35:21Z
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title El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)
spellingShingle El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)
Belda Iniesta, Javier
Lex Christiana
Episcopalis audientia
Officium iudicii
Bishop
title_short El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)
title_full El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)
title_fullStr El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)
title_full_unstemmed El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)
title_sort El ministerio judicial del Obispo hasta el surgimiento de la Lex Christiana (SS. I-IV)
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Belda Iniesta, Javier
author Belda Iniesta, Javier
author_facet Belda Iniesta, Javier
author_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Lex Christiana
Episcopalis audientia
Officium iudicii
Bishop
topic Lex Christiana
Episcopalis audientia
Officium iudicii
Bishop
description The bishops, first clandestineness and then openly, are called upon to resolve disputes that have arisen among the faithful, until the time in which the Empire recognized them the capacity to be official judges. However, that bishops should be official judges, although it was given them legal protection and allowed to meet the biblical claims that every cause among believers were not known by pagans, also created certain problems. In fact, there are many bishops who regret having to officially accomplish this task because was taken them time to carry out other functions and put them in a situation complicated with respect to the faithful. Our work focuses on three aspects around this institution: firstly, the theological of the administration of Justice, both biblical and Patristic Foundation, to understand how must be exercised a mission that must be carried out without forgetting the purpose of salvation; Secondly, the process of episcopalis audientia in Constantinian legislation and the first limit of jurisdiction and, finally, the way of exercise of the offcium iudiciorum by bishops and the problem arising from this.
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