This Handbook offers an authoritative guide to ecumenical history, information, and reflection. With essay contributions by nearly fifty experts in their various fields, the volume is a major resource for all who are involved or interested in ecumenical work for reconciliation between Christians and for the unity of the Church.
This Handbook offers an authoritative guide to ecumenical history, information, and reflection. With essay contributions by nearly fifty experts in their various fields, the volume is a major resource for all who are involved or interested in ecumenical work for reconciliation between Christians and for the unity of the Church.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
¿ Geoffrey Wainwright was Cushman Professor Emeritus of Christian Theology in the Divinity School of Duke University. Paul McPartlan is Carl J. Peter Professor of Systematic Theology and Ecumenism at the Catholic University of America.
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List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Introduction Part I: History 1: Ola Tjørhom: The Early Stages: Pre-1910 2: Ted A. Campbell and Gary B. MacDonald: Laying the Foundations: 1910-1948 3: Lorelei F. Fuchs: Pivotal Years: 1948-1965 4: Günther Gassmann: Intense Activity: 1965-1990 5: Thomas F. Best: Consolidation and Challenge: 1990-Present Part II: Traditions 6: Tamara Grdzelidze: Orthodox 7: Mary Tanner: Anglican 8: David M. Chapman: Methodist 9: William Henn: Catholic 10: William G. Rusch: Lutheran 11: Joseph D. Small: Reformed 12: Steven R. Harmon: Baptist 13: Telford Work: Pentecostal and Charismatic Part III: Achievements and Issues 14: Ralph del Colle: Christology 15: Adam DeVille: Church 16: Susan K. Wood: Baptism 17: Paul McPartlan: Eucharist 18: James F. Puglisi: Ministry 19: Karen B. Westerfield Tucker: Liturgy 20: Anthony N. S. Lane: Justification 21: Michael Root: Morals 22: Dale T. Irvin: Mission and Evangelism 23: Kevin W. Irwin: Ecology Part IV: Instruments 24: Geoffrey Wainwright: Faith and Order 25: Dagmar Heller: World Council of Churches 26: John A. Radano: Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity 27: Eva-Maria Faber: Bilateral Dialogues 28: Joseph Famerée: Chevetogne, Taizé, and the Groupe des Dombes 29: Hervé Legrand: Pro Oriente 30: James Haire: United and Uniting Churches 31: Michael Kinnamon: Regional and National Councils of Churches 32: Gillian Kingston: Covenants 33: Ruth Reardon: Interchurch Families 34: Donald Bolen: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 35: Robert Gribben and Larry Miller: Global Christian Forum Part V: The Global Scene 36: Paul Avis: Britain and Ireland 37: Jeffrey Gros: United States of America 38: Dirk J. Smit: Africa 39: Scott W. Sunquist: Asia 40: Néstor O. Míguez: Latin America 41: Frans Bouwen: The Middle East 42: Theodor Dieter: Europe Part VI: Debate and Prospects Section I: Forms of Unity 43: Harding Meyer: Unity in Reconciled Diversity 44: Radu Bordeianu: The Unity We Seek 45: Kurt Koch: What Model of Full Communion? Section II: Methodology 46: Paul D. Murray: In Search of a Way 47: William J. Abraham: Method in Ecumenism 48: John A. Jillions: Kenotic Ecumenism Index
List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Introduction Part I: History 1: Ola Tjørhom: The Early Stages: Pre-1910 2: Ted A. Campbell and Gary B. MacDonald: Laying the Foundations: 1910-1948 3: Lorelei F. Fuchs: Pivotal Years: 1948-1965 4: Günther Gassmann: Intense Activity: 1965-1990 5: Thomas F. Best: Consolidation and Challenge: 1990-Present Part II: Traditions 6: Tamara Grdzelidze: Orthodox 7: Mary Tanner: Anglican 8: David M. Chapman: Methodist 9: William Henn: Catholic 10: William G. Rusch: Lutheran 11: Joseph D. Small: Reformed 12: Steven R. Harmon: Baptist 13: Telford Work: Pentecostal and Charismatic Part III: Achievements and Issues 14: Ralph del Colle: Christology 15: Adam DeVille: Church 16: Susan K. Wood: Baptism 17: Paul McPartlan: Eucharist 18: James F. Puglisi: Ministry 19: Karen B. Westerfield Tucker: Liturgy 20: Anthony N. S. Lane: Justification 21: Michael Root: Morals 22: Dale T. Irvin: Mission and Evangelism 23: Kevin W. Irwin: Ecology Part IV: Instruments 24: Geoffrey Wainwright: Faith and Order 25: Dagmar Heller: World Council of Churches 26: John A. Radano: Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity 27: Eva-Maria Faber: Bilateral Dialogues 28: Joseph Famerée: Chevetogne, Taizé, and the Groupe des Dombes 29: Hervé Legrand: Pro Oriente 30: James Haire: United and Uniting Churches 31: Michael Kinnamon: Regional and National Councils of Churches 32: Gillian Kingston: Covenants 33: Ruth Reardon: Interchurch Families 34: Donald Bolen: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 35: Robert Gribben and Larry Miller: Global Christian Forum Part V: The Global Scene 36: Paul Avis: Britain and Ireland 37: Jeffrey Gros: United States of America 38: Dirk J. Smit: Africa 39: Scott W. Sunquist: Asia 40: Néstor O. Míguez: Latin America 41: Frans Bouwen: The Middle East 42: Theodor Dieter: Europe Part VI: Debate and Prospects Section I: Forms of Unity 43: Harding Meyer: Unity in Reconciled Diversity 44: Radu Bordeianu: The Unity We Seek 45: Kurt Koch: What Model of Full Communion? Section II: Methodology 46: Paul D. Murray: In Search of a Way 47: William J. Abraham: Method in Ecumenism 48: John A. Jillions: Kenotic Ecumenism Index
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