Bosnian Church

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The Bosnian Church was a medieval Christian church in Bosnia, often regarded as a heretical or independent sect distinct from both Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian denomination
medieval Christian church
religious institution
associatedWith Bosnian nobility NERFINISHED
rural population of Bosnia
center Bosnian highlands NERFINISHED
clergyTitle djed
gost
krstjanin
consideredHereticalBy Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
country Bosnia NERFINISHED
declineCause Islamization under Ottoman rule
expansion of Eastern Orthodoxy
expansion of Roman Catholicism
denominationalFamily Western Christianity NERFINISHED
distinctFrom Bogomilism NERFINISHED
Catharism NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
doctrineStatus contested by modern historians
endTime 15th century
early 16th century
governedBy djed NERFINISHED
gost
historicalReputation heretical sect
languageUsed Old Church Slavonic NERFINISHED
linkedTo stećak tombstones
mainTerritory Banate of Bosnia NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Bosnia NERFINISHED
modernReinterpretation indigenous Bosnian Christian church
persecutedBy Franciscan Order NERFINISHED
Hungarian Kingdom NERFINISHED
Papal Inquisition NERFINISHED
primarySources Inquisitorial records
Papal letters
charters of Bosnian rulers
region Bosnia and Herzegovina NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
scholarlyDebate extent of dualism
nature of its theology
relationship to Bogomils
scriptUsed Bosančica
Bosnian Cyrillic NERFINISHED
startTime 13th century
suppressedBy Ottoman conquest of Bosnia NERFINISHED
theologicalCharacterization often described as dualist
sometimes linked to Bogomilism
sometimes viewed as non-dualist reform movement
timePeriod Middle Ages

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Bosnian Kingdom religion Bosnian Church