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Receptive Ecumenism - eine Einführung

Theologische Quartalsschrift, 2016
Der Beitrag zeigt, dass das rezeptive ökumenische Lernen – die Erneuerung und Befähigung durch den getrennten Anderen – der einzige Weg ist, wie sich die gegenwärtig getrennten christlichen Traditionen auf eine volle Einheit hin bewegen können. In diesem
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Receptive Ecumenism and Assent

Journal of Ecumenical Studies, 2023
precis: This essay engages Cheryl Bridges Johns's call at the 2007 Global Christian Forum gathering for a death of the "old mainstream ecumenical paradigm" and the current strategies employed within the modern ecumenical movement. Taking up this call, it begins by exploring new "ways of knowing," for which Johns called, and suggests the ...
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Asymmetry and mutuality: Feminist approaches to receptive ecumenism

Studia Theologica - Nordic Journal of Theology, 2020
Receptive ecumenism is a new current in contemporary ecumenism. By focusing on unilateral learning and by dissociating itself from presuppositions of mutuality, receptive ecumenism inspires rethink...
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Eucharist and Receptive Ecumenism

2020
All doctrinal development and debate occurs against the background of Christian practice and worship. By attending to what Christians have done in the eucharist, Kimberly Belcher provides a new perspective on the history of eucharistic doctrine and Christian divisions today.
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Receptive Ecumenism and ARCIC III

2022
AbstractThis chapter examines the change of method in the most recent phase of the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission (ARCIC III), resulting in Walking Together on the Way: Learning to Be the Church—Local, Regional, Universal (2017). The method of ARCIC I and II is presented as an example of ‘differentiated consensus’. Responses to ARCIC,
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Receptive Ecumenism in a Latin American Context

2022
AbstractThe question of Mary has been seen as an intractable problem in both Latinx and Latin American contexts, and requires a new approach. In both Pentecostal and Baptist communities in Latin America, for example, the Catholic devotion to Mary is seen as an alternative to and replacement for a Christ-centred faith and form of worship.
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Are we Receiving ‘Receptive Ecumenism’?

Ecclesiology, 2012
‘Receptive Ecumenism’, though initially a movement of ecclesiological renewal within the Roman Catholic Church, holds considerable potential for all churches that are engaged in the ecumenical movement and for their closer unity. This article asks why Receptive Ecumenism is needed, given that the process of reception is inherent in ecumenism.
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Towards a Spirituality of Receptive Ecumenical Learning

2022
AbstractThis chapter offers a reflection on the link between receptive ecumenical learning and ‘spiritual ecumenism’, or a spirituality of ecumenism understood more broadly. Drawing from a series of biblical reflections on John 14:25–31, and John 17:20–4, it draws attention to the ways that the churches are called to ‘put on the mind of Christ’.
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30 Receptive Ecumenism—Learning by Engagement

2008
Abstract Receptive Ecumenism opens the Roman Catholic Church to what may be learned through encounter with other Christian traditions, which denotes a readiness to place that church amongst the churches in a fashion parallel to the Second Vatican Council's renewal of Catholicism's engagement with history.
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Receptive Ecumenism and the Call to Catholic Learning

2008
Abstract This book has a fresh strategy for looking at ecumenical engagement — ‘Receptive Ecumenism’ — that is fitted to the challenges of the contemporary context and has already been internationally recognised as making a distinctive and important new contribution to ecumenical thought and practice.
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