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portada Lay Agency in the Context of Ecclesiastical Crisis. The Case of the Utrecht Schism, 1723–24
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Collection
Brill's Series in Church History
Year
2027
Language
English
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
23.5x15.5 cm
ISBN13
9789004766723

Lay Agency in the Context of Ecclesiastical Crisis. The Case of the Utrecht Schism, 1723–24

Peter-Ben Smit;Genji Yasuhira;Dick Schoon (Author) · Brill · Hardcover

Lay Agency in the Context of Ecclesiastical Crisis. The Case of the Utrecht Schism, 1723–24 - Peter-Ben Smit;Genji Yasuhira;Dick Schoon

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Synopsis "Lay Agency in the Context of Ecclesiastical Crisis. The Case of the Utrecht Schism, 1723–24"

While much historiography on the development of, and crises within, religious traditions focuses on leaders, which most often consists of the clergy, this volume proposes a different perspective. By centering the role of lay agency, this volume brings factors beyond the theological into clearer view. Lay agency, exercised by both women and men, encompasses activities such as funding, social networking, legal advice, book production, housing, and liturgical apparel. Case studies drawn from the 1723 – 1724 Utrecht schism provide a kaleidoscopic view of lay agency, while also suggesting that similar approaches be applied in other historical contexts.

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