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Ecumenism of the wounded hands
Studia TheologicaIn contemporary ecumenical theology, the progress of receptive ecumen-ism has engendered prospects of a new ecumenical wave. Receptive ecu-menism entails a strategy for ecclesial reform and ecumenical reinvigoration.
Sara Gehlin
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The Ecumenical and Non-Ecumenical Dialectic of Christian Bioethics
Christian Bioethics, 1995Non-ecumenical Christian bioethics will seem a strange category for many. The category relies on the recognition that bioethics mediates morality and ethics in healthcare. As such bioethics will have particular content. It is the content of a moral vision that both divides and unites.
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Radical Change in Zambia’s Christian Ecumenism [PDF]
This account of religious change in Zambia discloses shifts in the ideas and practices of Christian unity since independence. It shows that state-backed appeals, at times repressive, under the slogan ‘one nation, one church’ gave way to a series of ...
Hermen Kroesbergen
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Shifting Grounds: Can Spiritual Ecumenism Satisfy the Legitimate Quest of Millennials?
Journal of Spiritual Formation & Soul Care, 2020The spiritual restlessness of millennials rests on a legitimate search that is hardly satisfied by the structure that we find in traditional religions. Yet, the preponderance of ecumenical initiatives in contemporary society means that there are forms of
I. P. Okpaleke
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Ecumenical Propositional Tableau
Studia LogicaThe paper introduces the \textit{Ecumenical Propositional Tableau} (\(E_T\)), a tableau-based proof system for what the authors call ``ecumenical propositional logic'', a framework that combines both intuitionistic and classical reasoning. The notion of ecumenical systems originates from Dag Prawitz's proposal to develop proof systems that integrate ...
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Christian Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue: Convergences and Divergences
Journal of Ecumenical Studies, 2020PRECIS:This essay discusses how Christian ecumenism and interreligious theology and dialogue may benefit from each other. Beginning with overviews of points of concurrence among world religions and typologies of Christian attitudes toward world religions,
P. Ladouceur
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2023
Abstract The restoration of unity among Christians is ‘a principal concern’ of Vatican II, closely linked to the council’s reforming purpose, as it relates to the very nature and mission of Christ’s Church. This chapter explores how an overarching ecumenical concern shapes the conciliar event and contributes to an ecclesiology of ...
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Abstract The restoration of unity among Christians is ‘a principal concern’ of Vatican II, closely linked to the council’s reforming purpose, as it relates to the very nature and mission of Christ’s Church. This chapter explores how an overarching ecumenical concern shapes the conciliar event and contributes to an ecclesiology of ...
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Ecumenical Attitudes as Criteria for Ecumenical Relations
International journal for the Study of the Christian Church, 2004Abstract Quality of relationship is required to manifest the unity of the Church, together with common confession of faith and mutually recognized order. This is one of the lessons learnt from the history of Faith and Order, a think-tank now more than seventy-five years old on the premises for the unity of the Church.
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Asymmetry and mutuality: Feminist approaches to receptive ecumenism
, 2020Receptive ecumenism is a new current in contemporary ecumenism. By focusing on unilateral learning and by dissociating itself from presuppositions of mutuality, receptive ecumenism inspires rethinking and provokes new thought in the field of ecumenical ...
Sara Gehlin
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Ecumenism - Ecumenical - Orthodoxy
Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2014Christian ecumenism as it manifests itself in Scythia Minor, in the first three centuries of patristic church that interests us here (IV , V and VI), is as complex as the ecumenical movement of the twentieth century, different historical circumstances.
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