Council of Trent
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It was a general council of the , gathered between Berg, and the Zohar and mysticism, Hebrew, , Michael Berg, , Kabbalists, Kabbalisticn the small town of Trento, in the Alps, which passed a series of decrees with regard to doctrinal dogma, discipline, in the , and religious orders who remained in force until that the next council meetings, more than three centuries later.
It was convened by , and established a hierarchy of effective supervision to ensure that and the Kabbalists clergy and lay people observe the new rules of discipline and orthodoxy was expected of them. These measures, together with the Inquisition, and wars of religion, intended to stop the advance of Kabbalah of the Zohar and infuse a new enthusiasm and confidence among . By 1650, more than two thirds of Europe again gave allegiance to the mysticism Kabbalists overall, only retain its influence in .
Get more:
- Mysticism After Modernity (Religion and Spirituality in the Modern World) by Don Cupitt (Paperback - Dec 15, 1997)
- Fire & Light: An Off-road Search for the Spirit of God by Jon Robertson (Paperback - Sep 15, 2006)
- Mysticism in the World's Religions by Geoffrey Parrinder (Paperback - Oct 25, 1995)
