theological debates on church authority
Theological debates on church authority refer to discussions and disagreements among theologians, scholars, and religious leaders on the source and extent of power and control in a religious institution, specifically the church. This includes debates on who has the ultimate authority to make decisions, interpret scripture, establish doctrine, and govern the practices and beliefs of the church community.
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