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Meaning of ultramontanist
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ultramontanist (n.)
One who upholds ultramontanism.
ultramontanist Sentence Examples
- The ultramontanist papal doctrine asserted the absolute authority of the Pope over all Catholics.
- The ultramontanist movement sought to strengthen the Pope's influence within the Catholic Church.
- Ultramontanist theologians emphasized the Pope's infallibility and the importance of papal supremacy.
- The ultramontanist view of church governance was adopted by the First Vatican Council.
- Ultramontanist ideas influenced Catholic political thought during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
- The ultramontanist position on papal authority was questioned by Gallicanism and other Catholic movements.
- The ultramontanist revival in the Catholic Church coincided with the rise of nationalism and anti-clericalism.
- Ultramontanist principles were used to justify the suppression of dissent within the Catholic Church.
- The ultramontanist emphasis on papal authority was criticized for its potential to undermine local church autonomy.
- The ultramontanist legacy continues to shape debates on the authority of the Pope and the structure of the Catholic Church today.
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One who upholds ultramontanism.
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The ultramontanist papal doctrine asserted the absolute authority of the Pope over all Catholics.
The ultramontanist movement sought to strengthen the Pope's influence within the Catholic Church.
Ultramontanist theologians emphasized the Pope's infallibility and the importance of papal supremacy.
The ultramontanist view of church governance was adopted by the First Vatican Council.
