Military Chaplains and the Religion of War in Ottonian Germany, 919–1024

Bachrach, David S.

doi:10.1080/09637494.2011.546503

Religion, State and Society

2011

DOI: 10.1080/09637494.2011.546503

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Military Chaplains and the Religion of War in Ottonian Germany, 919–1024

David S. Bachrach¹

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The military chaplain: a study in ambiguity

Davie

2015

International journal for the Study of the Christian Church

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This article looks at the ambiguities in the role of the military chaplain from three points of view. The first considers the nature of the constituency within which the chaplain ministers, paying particular attention to the degree -or otherwise -of secularisation and the reasons for this. The second examines the role of the chaplain in relation to the two institutions which he or she serves (i.e. church and state) and the tensions that emerge as a result. These are articulated in terms of 'an angle of eschatological tension'. The third is concerned with 'the roles within the role' -that is the variety of tasks that make up the role of chaplaincy and the degree to which these are compatible with each other. The significance of theology in the resolution of the ensuing issues is set against diminishing societal resources in terms of religious literacy.

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The military chaplain: a study in ambiguity

Davie

2015

International journal for the Study of the Christian Church

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Biskup krakowski Pełka a bitwa nad Mozgawą w 1195 roku

Maciejewski

2018

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A b s t ra k t: Artykuł dotyczy końca XII w., kiedy tworzyła się Polska dzielnicowa. W 1195 r., nad rzeczką Mozgawą doszło do jednej z największych bitew w ówczesnej Polsce: wojska krakowsko-ruskie, broniące praw sukcesyjnych synów Kazimierza Sprawiedliwego do tronu krakowskiego, zmierzyły się z siłami wielkopolsko-śląskimi Mieszka III. W wojnie istotną rolę odegrał ordynariusz diecezji krakowskiej Pełka (1186-1207), a analiza relacji o jego udziale w tym starciu, spisanej przez mistrza Wincentego w Chronica Polonorum, jest głównym tematem rozprawy. Słowa kluczowe: historiografi a średniowieczna, mistrz Wincenty, bitwa mozgawska, wojowniczy biskupi, ideał biskupa.

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How is Military Chaplaincy in Europe Portrayed in European Scientific Journal Articles between 2000 and 2019? A Multidisciplinary Review

Liuski

Ubani

2020

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This article focuses on the portrayal of the military chaplaincy in Europe in European scientific journal articles during the past two decades. The military chaplaincy represents an interesting case as it is a member of two strong professions: a soldier and the clergy. Furthermore, the profession is facing many challenges connected to diversification and pluralisation, networking, technology, and extraprofessional collaboration. The data of the review study included scientific journal articles that are published electronically in major scientific databases. When portraying military chaplaincy, the articles emphasised five themes: Basic functions, the history of the profession, the changing nature of the military chaplaincy, organisational change, and professional ethics.

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Military Chaplains and the Religion of War in Ottonian Germany, 919–1024

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

The military chaplain: a study in ambiguity

The military chaplain: a study in ambiguity

Biskup krakowski Pełka a bitwa nad Mozgawą w 1195 roku

How is Military Chaplaincy in Europe Portrayed in European Scientific Journal Articles between 2000 and 2019? A Multidisciplinary Review

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