Name: Just Do It?!: Recognition and Reception in Ecumenical Relations / Anerkennung Und Rezeption Im Okumenischen Miteinander (en Alemán)
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Author: Heller, Dagmar ; Hietamaki, Minna
ISBN: 9783374053629

portada Just Do It?!: Recognition and Reception in Ecumenical Relations / Anerkennung Und Rezeption Im Okumenischen Miteinander (en Alemán)

Just Do It?!: Recognition and Reception in Ecumenical Relations / Anerkennung Und Rezeption Im Okumenischen Miteinander (en Alemán)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Evangelische Verlagsanstalt

Autor

Heller, Dagmar ; Hietamaki, Minna

Idioma

Alemán

N° páginas

414

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Peso

0.26 kg.

ISBN13

9783374053629

Categorías

Ecumenismo

Just Do It?!: Recognition and Reception in Ecumenical Relations / Anerkennung Und Rezeption Im Okumenischen Miteinander (en Alemán)

Heller, Dagmar ; Hietamaki, Minna (Autor) · Evangelische Verlagsanstalt · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Just Do It?!: Recognition and Reception in Ecumenical Relations / Anerkennung Und Rezeption Im Okumenischen Miteinander (en Alemán)"

Why do the different Christian churches still celebrate the Lord's Supper separately? The discussion about this fundamental issue of ecumenical dialogue keeps coming back to two concepts that play an important role: (mutual) recognition and reception. In the end, it is about recognition of the other churches as an expression or form of the one church of Jesus Christ. This is only possible, however, if all the parties involved accept, within a process of reception, the insights they have formulated together. This volume documents the papers given at the 19th academic consultation of Societas Oecumenica (European Society for Ecumenical Research), and which deal with these two concepts from different perspectives and approaches and their importance or potential for the ecumenical movement.