RT Article
T1 From the Church Autonomy of the Archbishop Andrei Şaguna to the Autonomy of the Religious Denominations in the Romanian State: Ecclesiological-Canonical Considerations
JF Ecumeny and law
VO 4
SP 235
OP 256
A1 Dura, Nicolae V. 1945-
LA English
PB Wydawn. Uniw. Śląskiego
YR 2016
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/165069444X
AB From the pages of this study, the reader familiar with the canonical organization of a local Orthodox Church could become acquainted with the fact that one of the main canonical fundamental principles of the Eastern Church, that is the principle of (external) autonomy, was affirmed and applied by the Archbishop of Transylvania, Andrei Şaguna, in his Church, in the totality of its content. But, through its forms of manifestation, this principle characterizes not only the relationships between the Church and the state, during Andrei Şaguna’s times († 1873), the Metropolitan of the Orthodox Church from "Hungary and Transylvania," but also the contemporary relationships between Romanian state and religious denominations, expressed in the Romanian Constitution and the Law no. 489/2006, although, in its content, this principle was not affirmed and applied in the same manner during these two periods of time.
K1 Religionsfreiheit
K1 Orthodoxe Kirche
K1 Canon Codes
K1 church-state relations
K1 canonical Orthodox doctrine
K1 Religious Freedom
K1 Rumänien