[Poe White Trash]

But the simple fact is that Wycliffe was a heretic even by Protestant standards. His heresy of dominion (not to be confused with the modern Protestant issue of “dominion”) is heretical even among Protestants. You’ve probably never heard of it.

OK, I give up. What is the "dominion" heresy?

And don't forget the Cathar apologists -- if the doctrine held by a group is heretical among Protestants, then deny that the group ever held the doctine.

[vladimir998]

Dominion - Wycliffe believed in a form of Donatism. He believed no man, in the Church or secular society, could morally hold a position of authority or perform a sacrament if he was in mortal sin. This would effectively mean utter chaos because no one could be in charge of much of anything for very long.