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Mediating reconciliation with God: Exploring divine forgiveness experiences during confession among Catholic priests from four Spanish-speaking countries. [PDF]
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The Mandate of the Ecumenical Movement
Ecumenical Review, 2018AbstractThis is the text of the address given by Willem A. Visser 't Hooft to the Uppsala Assembly of the World Council of Churches (WCC) in 1968 after being named honorary president of the WCC, following his retirement as general secretary two years earlier.
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Service To The Ecumenical Movement
The Baptist Quarterly, 1999L'A. rend justice a l'implication des baptistes dans le mouvement oecumenique ; implication trop souvent meconnue ou ignoree. En effet beaucoup d'oecumenistes anglais sont des baptistes. L'article prend souvent la forme de listes ou les personnes mentionnees sont des figures de l'union baptiste d'Angleterre et de la societe missionnaire baptiste.
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The Contributions of the Ecumenical Movement in Asia to World Ecumenism
2014Felix Wilfred, Aruna Gnanadason
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Prophecy in the ecumenical movement
1977This chapter shows how important the theme "Prophetic Vocation in the New Testament and Today" is for the present ecumenical movement. There is no doubt that since its beginning in the late 19th century the modern ecumenical movement has often fulfilled a prophetic vocation. Old and New Testament scholars react differently to the term prophecy.
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Baptists and the Ecumenical Movement
The Baptist Quarterly, 1960Ernest A Payne
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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1960
The ecumenical movement is primarily the result of an internal dynamic arising from religious convictions, but it is also in part a response to social forces and historical developments. It is more inclusive than the major Protestant denominations in the American tradition and broader than the organizations which promote co-operation among the churches.
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The ecumenical movement is primarily the result of an internal dynamic arising from religious convictions, but it is also in part a response to social forces and historical developments. It is more inclusive than the major Protestant denominations in the American tradition and broader than the organizations which promote co-operation among the churches.
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