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What Protestant queen ended the pope's authority in the English Church and established what church?
Queen elizabeth
What was the authority of the pope in the greek orthodox church?
The pope does not have any authority in the Orthodox Church. The pope only has authority over Roman Catholics.
How does Columbus treat the issue of the king's and queen's authority in his letter?
He recognizes their authority and tries to use it or flatter them to get things he wants.
What is the pope's tone and attitude toward the queen?
Which pope and which Queen are you referring to? Please be specific.
Can the Pope declare war?
No, the Pope does not have the authority to declare war.
How did the pope's move to Avignon and the establishment of a rival pope in Rome affect church authority and power?
The Pope's move and the establishment of a rival pope divided the Church's supporters.
What is the stance of Protestants on the authority of the Pope within the Catholic Church?
Protestants generally do not recognize the authority of the Pope within the Catholic Church. They believe in the priesthood of all believers and do not view the Pope as the ultimate authority in matters of faith and doctrine.
Who obeys the authority of the pope?
Catholics obey the pope because he is their spiritual leader.
What aurthority does the pope have on the church?
As the successor of Saint Peter, supreme authority is vested in the Pope. He has universal jurisdiction and all Catholic bishops may only use their authority when they are in communion with the Pope.
Why was pope an important christian leader?
It was believed that only the Pope had authority to interpret scripture.
What is the significance of the pope's zucchetto in the Catholic Church?
The pope's zucchetto is a small skullcap worn as a symbol of authority and humility in the Catholic Church. It signifies the pope's role as the leader of the Church and his submission to God's authority.
What was the role of the Pope in Europe?
The Pope's role in the Medieval society is to represent the spiritual authority of the Church and, later, the state authority, which was normally represented by a King or Emperor, but was changed with the argument titled the 'Doctrine of Swords', which claimed that the Pope had authority over both the church andthe state.
