BOGUMILI, KATARI I BOSANSKI KRSTJANI. TRANSFER DUALISTIČKIH HEREZA IZMEĐU ISTOKA I ZAPADA (11.-13. STOLJEĆE)
BOGOMILS, CATHARS AND BOSNIAN ‘CHRISTIANS’. THE TRANSFER OF DUALISTIC HERESY BETWEEN ORIENT AND OCCIDENT (11th -13th CENTURIES)
Author(s): Manuel LorenzSubject(s): History of Church(es), 13th to 14th Centuries
Published by: Institut za istoriju
Keywords: Heresy; dualism; Cathars; Bogomils; Bosnian Church; Bosnian ‘Christians’; history; theology; Slavic studies; philosophy; religious studies; church history; transfer; High Middle Ages; Orient; Occident
Summary/Abstract: In this paper, Manuel Lorenz examines the exchange of dualistic beliefs between Byzantium, the Balkans and Central Europe (11th-13th centuries). After a detailed analysis of sources, in the course of which various scientific paradigms are critically commented on and partially revised, he comes to the conclusion that a transfer of dualistic thoughts between East (Bogomils) and West (Cathars) is quite probable. Moreover, he elaborates that the group of Bosnian ‘Christians’, which has received varied and controversial assessments in the literature, was exposed only to insignificant influence of dualistic ideas – whether from East or West.
Journal: Historijska traganja
- Issue Year: 2015
- Issue No: 15
- Page Range: 9-66
- Page Count: 58
- Language: Bosnian
