The Struggle of Henry II with the Religious Institution in the 12th Century

Majid Muhyi Abdel Abbas Al-Fetlawi; Abbas Fakri Hamza

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The Struggle of Henry II with the Religious Institution in the 12th Century

Majid Muhyi Abdel Abbas Al-Fetlawi, Abbas Fakri Hamza

Basic Education College Magazine For Educational and Humanities Sciences
2015, Volume , Issue 22, Pages 181-192

Abstract

The catholic church was tremendously important for the European society because of the spiritual need of the people. The bishop in considered the most important person in the life of the people and he is the straight line leading for Jesus' instructions. In the medial ages, the English kings had a negative opinion towards the privileges of the church. The research deals with the struggle between Henry II and the English church represented by the archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket.

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catholic church, bishop, president of al asaqafh, the monastery, the middle ages, the clergy, the objection

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The Struggle of Henry II with the Religious Institution in the 12th Century

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