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Ecumenical Dialogue (ecumenical + dialogue)

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Humanities and Social Sciences100%

Selected Abstracts

The Nature and Purpose of Ecumenical Dialogue: Proposal for a Study

THE ECUMENICAL REVIEW, Issue 3 2000
Konrad Raiser
First page of article [source]

The Nature and Purpose of Ecumenical Dialogue

THE ECUMENICAL REVIEW, Issue 3 2000
Walter Kasper
First page of article [source]

Old Testament and Church Ministries in Two Ecumenical Dialogues

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY, Issue 3 2004
Joseph G. Mueller
A sample of the work of recent ecumenical dialogues (BEM and the international Lutheran, Roman Catholic document on church and justification) shows that their discussions of church institutions have failed to do this adequately. This failure has complicated the efforts at unity to which these dialogues intend to contribute. Attention to the Old Testament roots of church institutions can help ecumenical ecclesiology to focus better on some important issues. [source]