anti-conciliarist

the anti-conciliarist arguments challenged papal authority during the 14th century.

many medieval theologians were sympathetic to anti-conciliarist viewpoints.

his writings strongly advocated for an anti-conciliarist position on church governance.

the fifth lateran council failed to quell the anti-conciliarist movement entirely.

he was a prominent anti-conciliarist figure in the aftermath of the great schism.

the debate over conciliarism versus anti-conciliarism shaped theological discourse.

the anti-conciliarist stance often emphasized the importance of papal primacy.

his anti-conciliarist views were considered heretical by some church officials.

the rise of anti-conciliarist sentiment contributed to the ongoing religious turmoil.

scholars analyzed the historical context of the anti-conciliarist controversy.

the anti-conciliarist perspective offered an alternative to conciliar theory.