Quietist

Oh yes, for Guyon’s so-called Quietist teachings she was sternly condemned as a heretic by the Catholic Church, and the French government imprisoned her in the Bastille from 1698 to 1703.

HOW EVIL WORKS DAVID KUPELIAN 2010

Oh yes, for Guyon’s so-called Quietist teachings she was sternly condemned as a heretic by the Catholic Church, and the French government imprisoned her in the Bastille from 1698 to 1703.

HOW EVIL WORKS DAVID KUPELIAN 2010

He’s what’s known as a Quietist: he believes that religion should be an influence on people’s lives, and their lives will then influence their politics.

Iraq: Maybe Sistani didn’t call for homosexuals to be killed, after all 2006

The Khomeinist revolution is ideologically rooted in a radical Islamist doctrine that stands in opposition to the more traditional "Quietist" school of thought among Shia clerics.

Counterterrorism Blog 2010

The first was led by Ayatollah Na'ini, an advocate of what is called the "Quietist" school of Shiism -- today best exemplified in the character and behavior of Ayatollah Sistani in Iraq.

The New Republic - All Feed 2009

He was a sort of Quietist, except that he certainly did not tell people to keep quiet.

G.K.'s Weekly - The Case of Adam Smith 2008

The three foremost leaders in the Quietist heresy were Molinos (1627-1696), a Spanish priest who was condemned by Pope Innocent XI in 1687, retracted and died repentant; Madame Guyon (1648-1717), and Fenelon, Archbishop of Cambrai and, with the exception of Bossuet, the most brilliant Churchman in France.

Forerunners of the French Revolution. Part 2b de Brantigny........................ 2007

The three foremost leaders in the Quietist heresy were Molinos (1627-1696), a Spanish priest who was condemned by Pope Innocent XI in 1687, retracted and died repentant; Madame Guyon (1648-1717), and Fenelon, Archbishop of Cambrai and, with the exception of Bossuet, the most brilliant Churchman in France.

Archive 2007-10-14 de Brantigny........................ 2007

Thanks for new links this month from Voyager ("One world, one nation" —but lots of slow-loading graphics) and Quaker Quietist ("A traditional Hicksite Quaker and solitary living a life of recollection and inward retirement").

Philocrites: October 2004 Archives 2004

Thanks for new links this month from Voyager ("One world, one nation" —but lots of slow-loading graphics) and Quaker Quietist ("A traditional Hicksite Quaker and solitary living a life of recollection and inward retirement").

Philocrites: Meet your fellow Philocritics, part 3. 2004