Which understanding did Pope John XXII opposed from the Franciscans?
The power of Faith
The power of Christ's apostles
The poverty of Christ and his apostles
The importance of prayer
Answer
Pope John XXII opposed the Franciscans' understanding of the poverty of Christ and his apostles. The Franciscans believed that Christ and his apostles were truly poor and that Christians should also strive for poverty. However, Pope John XXII believed that Christ and his apostles were only poor in spirit and that Christians should not seek material poverty.
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