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The Church as Volkskerk: A Church of ‘The People’ or a Church for All?
2000The previous chapter has illustrated the ability of the symbols, rituals and institutions of civil religion to move people in a way not dissimilar from ‘religion’ in the more conventional sense. Denominational religion and civil religion are not disconnected; links between the two are often to the benefit of both.
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A Synodal Church: The Church in a Journey or a Journey in the Church?
2023Observation after facilitating few sessions of the people of God on the synod on synodality shows that it fills the atmosphere of the Church with the mixture of extreme doubts and exceeding joy. This article, therefore, is an attempt to contribute to the debate and provide footpaths for fruitful and enriching discussions as the synod goes ...
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The New Ecclesiology: Mega-Church, Denominational Church, and No Church
Review & Expositor, 2010One cannot overlook three variables that will influence the new ecclesiology of the twenty-first century. First, the mega-church has come onto the scene and is a vibrant and growing reality of our day. Second, the denominational church, though decreasing in numbers, continues to play a significant role due to its relationship to church history.
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2009
Ürgüp’ün 5 km. güneybatısındaki Mustafapaşa kasabasının adı 19. yüzyılda Sinasos’tur. Doğuda Avra (Rafes), batıda Oylu (Elevres) dağlarının arasındaki kuzey-güney doğrultusundauzanan bir vadiye kurulmuş olan yerleşimin yakınlarındaki Damsa çayı, 30 km. kuzeydeki Kızılırmak’a (Halys) akmaktadır.
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Ürgüp’ün 5 km. güneybatısındaki Mustafapaşa kasabasının adı 19. yüzyılda Sinasos’tur. Doğuda Avra (Rafes), batıda Oylu (Elevres) dağlarının arasındaki kuzey-güney doğrultusundauzanan bir vadiye kurulmuş olan yerleşimin yakınlarındaki Damsa çayı, 30 km. kuzeydeki Kızılırmak’a (Halys) akmaktadır.
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The Church, the Churches and the Metropolitan Church
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