At the Core of the Conciliar Movement Was the

question 31

Multiple Choice

At the core of the Conciliar Movement was the

• A)attempt to turn the papacy into a constitutional system.
• B)attempt to reconcile factions in the Church.
• C)concept that local parishes should be run by councils that included laymen.
• D)attempt to establish monarchial control over the Church.
• E)hope of returning to the beliefs and practices of the Council of Nicaea.

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