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2008
In 1962, Kung begins his discussion about the ontology of the church with the external appearance of the church, which discloses his attitude to its unity. Thus, the fact that the church is one should never be only an external reality in the sense that it strikes the eye by stirring feelings of awe.
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In 1962, Kung begins his discussion about the ontology of the church with the external appearance of the church, which discloses his attitude to its unity. Thus, the fact that the church is one should never be only an external reality in the sense that it strikes the eye by stirring feelings of awe.
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Baptism and the Unity of the Church
Pro Ecclesia: A Journal of Catholic and Evangelical Theology, 2000An ecumenical dialogue between theologians from various nations and Christian traditions concerning the topic of baptism. The book consists of a foundational study paper developed by the Institute for Ecumenical Research, followed by essays which deal with the topic of baptism and unity from the perspective of different Christian traditions and explore
Michael Root, Risto Saarinen
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Pacifica: Australasian Theological Studies, 1995
Cyprian of Carthage is often mentioned in discussions of church unity and at times the impression is that he simply counsels both the avoidance of formal schism and passive obedience to the local bishop. Yet he is a more complex figure than this. His life and writing suggest that when we reflect on the unity of the church we should ask first in quite ...
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Cyprian of Carthage is often mentioned in discussions of church unity and at times the impression is that he simply counsels both the avoidance of formal schism and passive obedience to the local bishop. Yet he is a more complex figure than this. His life and writing suggest that when we reflect on the unity of the church we should ask first in quite ...
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Unity and the Eastern Churches
Life of the Spirit, 1960During these last decades the problem of Christian disunity has imposed itself on the conscience of Christians as an immediate challenge and there have been many attempts to find a solution. All Christians, whatever their ecclesiastical allegiance, affirm belief in ‘one, holy, cathohc and apostolic Church', and although no mark of the Church could ...
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Life of the Spirit, 1959
It cannot be emphasized too strongly that this is an octave of prayer for unity. A time, therefore, not so much for talking and listening to each other about our divisions and how we might heal them, but rather for talking and listening to God— trying to see our divisions with his eyes, and asking for his unity.This octave—or eight days—of prayer for ...
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It cannot be emphasized too strongly that this is an octave of prayer for unity. A time, therefore, not so much for talking and listening to each other about our divisions and how we might heal them, but rather for talking and listening to God— trying to see our divisions with his eyes, and asking for his unity.This octave—or eight days—of prayer for ...
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