The law of marriage and divorce in the Church of England and the Church of Greece since 1850 with its theological implications
This dissertation consists of three parts preceded by an introductory section and followed by four Appendices and selected Bibliographies in English and Greek. In the Introduction the Biblica and historical data of Marriage Theology and practice are briefly outlined. Part I consists of five chapters which deal respectively with : 1) the background to the situation in England in the mid-nineteenth century; 2) the general development of the civi and ecclesiastical legislation in England concerning the formalities, conditions and impediments to marriage since 1850; 3) the civil and ecclesiastical legislation of Nullity with the amendments made through the various statutes; k) the progress and development of the law of divorce in England before and after the 1857 Matrimonial Causes Act, as wel as after the 1937 Matrimonial Causes Act to 1950; and 5) further developments in England from 1950 to the present time. Part II is also divided into five chapters which, respectively deal with : 1) the Byzantine background to the law of marriage and divorce in the Greek Orthodox Church in 1850 based on Armenopoulos' Hexabiblos, and the new developments owing to the establishment of the new kingdom of Greece in 1832; 2) the
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The law of marriage and divorce in the Church of England and the Church of Greece since 1850 with its theological implications. This dissertation consists of three parts preceded by an introductory section and followed by four Appendices and selected Bibliographies in English and Greek. In the Introduction the Biblica and historical data of Marriage Theology and practice are briefly outlined. Part I consists of five chapters which deal respectively with : 1) the background to the situation in England in the mid-nineteenth century; 2) the general development of the civi and ecclesiastical legislation in England concerning the formalities, conditions and impediments to marriage since 1850; 3) the civil and ecclesiastical legislation of Nullity with the amendments made through the various statutes; k) the progress and development of the law of divorce in England before and after the 1857 Matrimonial Causes Act, as wel as after the 1937 Matrimonial Causes Act to 1950; and 5) further developments in England from 1950 to the present time. Part II is also divided into five chapters which, respectively deal with : 1) the Byzantine background to the law of marriage and divorce in the Greek Orthodox Church in 1850 based on Armenopoulos' Hexabiblos, and the new developments owing to the establishment of the new kingdom of Greece in 1832; 2) the
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