Orthodoxy in Conversation: Orthodox Ecumenical Engagements
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A creative set of essays that dares to address many of the critical and controversal issues of theology. Fr. Clapsis has taken seriously the ecumenical commitment of his church, and attempts to do theology in conversation with other Christian traditions and theologians. Included are the Orthodox Church's involvement in ecumenism, papal primacy, contextual theology, politics and Christian faith, population, and the environment, violence and what the Spirit says to the churches.
Contents
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The Orthodox Church and the Ecumenical Movement |
1 |
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Tradition: An Orthodox-Ecumenical View |
11 |
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Naming God: An Orthodox View |
40 |
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The Holy Spirit in the Church |
57 |
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The Sacramentality of Ordination and Apostolic Succession: An Orthodox-Ecumenical View |
68 |
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The Laity in the Orthodox Church |
79 |
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Papal Primacy |
101 |
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The Boundaries of the Church: An Orthodox Debate |
114 |
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The Orthodox Church in a Pluralistic World |
127 |
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Gospel and Cultures: An Eastern Orthodox Perspective |
151 |
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The Challenge of Contextual Theologies |
165 |
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Ecclesiology and Ethics: Reflections by an Orthodox Theologian |
173 |
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The Eucharist as Missionary Event in a Suffering World |
191 |
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Ecumenical Solidarity |
198 |
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Population, Consumption and the Environment |
209 |
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Violence and Religion |
216 |
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Politics and Christian Faith |
221 |
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What Does the Spirit Say to the Churches? Missiological Implications of the Seventh Assembly of the WCC |
225 |
Paperback: |
236 Pages |
Publisher: |
Holy Cross Orthodox Press |
ISBN: |
978-1-885652-46-1 |
Product Dimensions: |
9 x 6 |
Publication Year: |
2000 |
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