E-Book, Deutsch, Englisch, Band 117, 414 Seiten, Format (B × H): 145 mm x 215 mm
Recognition and Reception in Ecumenical Relations/Anerkennung und Rezeption im ökumenischen Miteinander.
E-Book, Deutsch, Englisch, Band 117, 414 Seiten, Format (B × H): 145 mm x 215 mm
Reihe: Beihefte zur Ökumenischen Rundschau (BÖR)
ISBN: 978-3-374-05363-6
Verlag: Evangelische Verlagsanstalt
Format: PDF
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Der Band dokumentiert die Vorträge der 19. Wissenschaftlichen Konsultation der Societas Oecumenica (Europäische Gesellschaft für ökumenische Forschung), die sich aus verschiedenen Perspektiven und mit verschiedenen Ansätzen mit diesen beiden Begriffen und ihrer Bedeutung bzw. ihrem Potenzial für die ökumenische Bewegung befassen.
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.
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1;Cover;1
2;Titel;5
3;Impressum;6
4;Vorwort;7
5;Foreword;12
6;Inhalt/Table of Contents;17
7;Eröffnungsvortrag/Opening Lecture;21
7.1;Receive What You Recognize – Recognize What You Receive. Reception and Recognition: Two Key Terms in the Ecumenical Discourse (Dagmar Heller);23
8;Konzepte/Concepts;41
8.1;Ecumenical Recognition and Reception: An Orthodox Perspective (?tef?ni?? Barbu);43
8.2;Reception and Recognition from a Lutheran Perspective (Beate Bengard);55
8.3;Ecumenical Recognition and Reception in Free Church Perspective: Position Paper (Jelle Creemers);61
8.4;Truth, Exclusion, and Recognition. Rethinking Interfaith Conflicts and Reconciliation (Marcel Hénaff);67
9;Kriterien/Criteria;85
9.1;Vielfältige Anerkennungsprozesse und die Frage nach ihrer theologischen Basis (Veronika Hoffmann);87
9.2;Theological Criteria of Recognition and Non-Recognition from a Lutheran Perspective (Risto Saarinen);99
9.3;Recognition as Theological Concept. A Response to Veronika Hoffmann and Risto Saarinen from a Baptist Perspective (Uwe Swarat);111
10;Konsequenzen/Consequences;119
10.1;The Challenges and Opportunities of Moral Issues in View of Mutual Recognition (Przemys?aw Kantyka);121
10.2;Gender Issues and Mutual Recognition. Engaging Lutheran and Roman Catholic Discourse (Simone Sinn);137
10.3;The De-Cognition of Recognition. Theological Reflections on the Consequences of Recognition and Non-Recognition in the Local Church Context (Gabriel Monet);153
10.4;Local Church and Local Solutions. A Finnish Orthodox Reflection (Pekka Metso);161
10.5;Theological Reflections on the Consequences of Recognition and Non-Recognition in the Local Church Context (Dagmar Stoltmann-Lukas);171
11;Folgerungen/Conclusions;177
11.1;From Non-Recognition to Recognition. Ecclesial Perspectives (Ivana Noble);179
11.2;From Non-Recognition to Recognition. Ecumenical Remarks from a European Perspective (Heikki Huttunen);193
12;Kurzvorträge: a) Grundsatzfragen und Überlegungen zu Rezeption und Anerkennung/Short Papers: a) Basic Questions and Reflections on Reception and Recognition;205
12.1;Dialectics of Inside and Outside. Overcoming Spatial Dualism with Gaston Bachelard and Louis-Marie Chauvet (Kate?ina Bauerová);207
12.2;Anerkennung »als«. Ein Begriff im Spannungsfeld von Gerechtigkeit und Agape (Pascale Jung);221
13;Kurzvorträge: b) Anerkennung und Rezeption in ju?ngeren ökumenischen Dokumenten und Konzepten/Short Papers: b) Reception and Recognition in Contemporary Ecumenical Documents and Concepts;231
13.1;The Church. Towards a Common Vision in Light of Models of Unity (Miika Ahola);233
13.2;»Open Sobornicity« and »Receptive Ecumenism«. Fruitful Models of Ecumenical Interaction (Viorel Coman);243
13.3;»Just do It«. Some Reflections on From Conflict to Communion: Lutheran-Catholic Common Commemoration of the Reformation in 2017 (Péter Szentpétery);255
14;Kurzvorträge: c) Kontextuelle und konfessionelle Perspektiven/Short Papers: c) Contextual and Confessional Perspectives;265
14.1;Just Do It? Recognition and Reception in Ecumenical Relations: An African Perspective (James N. Amanze);267
14.2;Parallel Thinking among Churches. How Catholics and Protestants are on Friendly Terms with Tradition (Mihály Kránitz);281
14.3;Why Ecumenical Dialogue Matters for the Orthodox Church (Petre Maican);291
14.4;The Issue of the Ecclesial Recognition of the Other Christian Communities according to the Document »Relations of the Orthodox Church with the Rest of the Christian World« Adopted by the Holy and Great Council, Crete, 2016 (Cristian Sonea);301
14.5;The Christian East – A Challenge for Czech Ecumenism? Reading in Three Historical Examples (Robert Svato?);315
15;Kurzvorträge: d) Ethische Fragen und gegenseitige Anerkennung/Short Papers: d) Ethical Questions and Mutual Recognition;331
15.1;Living in Disagreement in the Lutheran Context (Elina Hellqvist);333
15.2;Ethical Views concerning Recognition of Values, Reception of the Other and Conversion in Ecumenical Relations (Mihai Iordache);343
15.3;Who Do You Say I Am? Recognising and Receiving the Other (Tim Noble);359
15.4;Migration, Theology and the Churches in a Post-Ecumenical Era (Annegreth Schilling);371
15.5;Laudato Si’ in the Context of Ecumenical Ecotheology (Panu Pihkala);383
16;Kurzvorträge: e) Untersuchungen zu individuellen Theologen/Short Papers: e) Investigations on Individual Theologians;393
16.1;Bonhoeffer’s Last Words, »Our Victory Is Certain«. Recognizing and Receiving the Ecumenical Church as a Present Reality (Michael Fletcher);395
16.2;Adalbert Hamman (1910–2000). A Part-Time Ecumenist? (Hector Scerri);407
17;Die Autoren / Index of Authors;415
