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Christian ethics

Yoder's term for the fusion of church and political power after Constantine, which he sees as a lasting shift in Christian ethics.

In Christian ethics, Constantinianism refers to Yoder's term for the fusion of church and political power after Constantine, which he sees as a lasting shift in Christian ethics. This meaning comes from Yoder (1984) in The Priestly Kingdom.[1]

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References

Yoder, J. H. (1984). The Priestly Kingdom. University of Notre Dame Press. ISBN 9780268016272

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