The iconoclasm controversy gave Rome an opportunity to push back against Constantinople and reassert local autonomy and lost authority.
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The iconoclasm controversy gave Rome an opportunity to push back against Constantinople and reassert local autonomy and lost authority.
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"...churches, especially in Rome, they want now to assert their local autonomy. Okay? So, this created a major controversy called iconoclasm. Iconoclasm. Iconoclasm just..."
"You cannot paint God. You cannot paint Jesus. Okay? And, the Church in Rome, the Pope, saw this as an opportunity to push back..."
"...And that means taking away the individuality, the diversity, and the autonomy of human beings, OK? Does that make sense, guys? All right, let's..."
"...they are structured as hierarchies. Okay? But there's a lot of autonomy among the different sections, okay? And what holds the gangs together, of..."
"...give them high status. And you give them a lot of autonomy and freedom because then they feel respected. And if you do that,..."
"...Monarchs in in Europe they want to maintain their independence their autonomy when he dies Queen Elizabeth the first will inherit the throne and..."
"...that women are usually in control why because women have complete autonomy over their bodies so they can choose who to have sex with..."
"...affairs. And so they were used to a high level of autonomy. Okay? And the third major problem between the colonists and the British..."
"They had a lot of local autonomy. They were a very independent and very egalitarian nation. And everyone there, because it was cold, it..."
"...patrons. The various princes of the Holy Roman Empire want more autonomy from the Catholic Church, and Martin Luther gives them a proper pretext..."
"...Alright? Alright. But in this system, okay, local churches have local autonomy. Because you're trying to let in local elites, okay?"
"If you let in local elites, you have to give them autonomy. And, towards the end of the Roman Empire, there are five major..."
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