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Just do it?! : recognition and reception in ecumenical relations = Anerkennung und Rezeption im ökumenische Miteinander / Dagmar Heller, Minna Hietamäki (Hrsg./Eds.).

Contributor(s): Heller, Dagmar, 1959- [editor.] | Hietamäki, Minna [editor.] | Societas Oecumenica [sponsoring body.] | Proceedings of the Academic Consultation of the Societas Oecumenica (19th : (2016 : Helsinki, Finnland)
Material type: TextTextLanguage: English, German Series: Beiheft zur Ökumenischen Rundschau: Nr. 117.Publisher: Leipzig : Evangelische Verlagsanstalt, [2018]Copyright date: ©2018Description: 416 pages ; 22 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9783374053629; 3374053629Subject(s): Recognition (Ecumenical relations) -- Congresses | Christian union conversations -- Congresses | Ecumenical movement -- Congresses | Religious disputations -- CongressesLOC classification: BX9.5.R38 | S63 2017Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Receive what you recognize - recognize what you receive : reception and recognition - two key terms in the ecumenical discourse / Dagmar Heller -- Ecumenical recognition and reception : an orthodox perspective / Ştefǎnițǎ Barbu -- Reception and recognition from a Lutheran perspective / Beate Bengard -- Ecumenical recognition and reception in free church perspective : positive paper / Jelle Creemers -- Truth, exclusion, and recognition : rethinking interfaith conflicts and reconciliation / Marcel Hénaff -- Vielfältige Anerkennungsprozesse und die Frage nach ihrer theologischen Basis / Veronika Hoffmann -- Theological criteria of recognition and non-recognition from a Lutheran perspective / Risto Saarinen -- A response to Veronika Hoffmann and Risto Saarinen from a Baptist perspective / Uwe Swarat -- The challenges and opportunities of moral issues in view of mutual recognition / Przemyslaw Kantyka -- Gender issues and mutual recognition engaging Lutheran and Roman Catholic discourse / Simone Sinn -- The de-cognition of recognition theological reflections on the consequences of recognition and non-recognition in the local church context / Gabriel Monet -- Local church and local solutions : a Finnish orthodox reflection / Pekka Metso -- Theological reflections on the consequences of recognition and non-recognition in the local church context / Dagmar Stoltmann-Lukas -- From non-recognition to recognition : ecclesial perspectives / Ivana Noble -- From non-recognition to recognition - ecumenical remarks from a European perspective / Heikki Huttunen -- Dialectics of inside and outside : overcoming spatial dualism with Gaston Bachelard and Louis-Marie Chauvet / Kate řina Bauerová -- Anerkennung " als" : ein Begriff im Spannungsfeld von Gerechtigkeit und Agape / Pascale Jung -- " The church : towards a common vision" in light of models of unity / Miika Ahola -- " Open sobornicity" and "receptive ecumenism" : fruitful models of ecumenical interaction / Viorel Coman -- "Just Do It" : some reflections on "from conflict to communion Lutheran-Catholic common commemoration of the Reformation in 2017" / Péter Szentpétery -- Just do it? : recognition and reception in ecumenical relations : an African perspective / James N. Amanze -- Parallel thinking among churches : how Catholics and Protestants are on friendly terms with tradition / Mihály Kránitz -- Why ecumenical dialogue matters for the Orthodox church / Petre Maican -- 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 -- The Christian East - a challenge for Czech ecumenism? : reading in three historical examples / Robert Svatoñ -- Living in a disagreement in Lutheran context / Elina Hellqvist -- Ethical views concerning recognition of values, reception of the other and conversion in ecumenical relations / Mihai lordache -- Who do you say I am? : recognising and receiving the other / Tim Noble -- Migration, theology and the churches in a post-ecumenical era / Annegreth Schilling -- " Laudato Si'" in the context of ecumenical ecotheology / Pana Pihkala -- Bonhoeffer's last words, "our victory is certain" : recognizing and receiving the ecumenical church as a present reality / Michael R Fletcher -- Adalbert Hamman (1910-2000) : a part-time ecumenist? / Hector Scerri.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Proceedings of the 19th Academic Consultation of the Societas Oecumenica / Tagungsbericht der 19. Wissenschaftlichen Konsultation der Societas Oecumenica.

Receive what you recognize - recognize what you receive : reception and recognition - two key terms in the ecumenical discourse / Dagmar Heller -- Ecumenical recognition and reception : an orthodox perspective / Ştefǎnițǎ Barbu -- Reception and recognition from a Lutheran perspective / Beate Bengard -- Ecumenical recognition and reception in free church perspective : positive paper / Jelle Creemers -- Truth, exclusion, and recognition : rethinking interfaith conflicts and reconciliation / Marcel Hénaff -- Vielfältige Anerkennungsprozesse und die Frage nach ihrer theologischen Basis / Veronika Hoffmann -- Theological criteria of recognition and non-recognition from a Lutheran perspective / Risto Saarinen -- A response to Veronika Hoffmann and Risto Saarinen from a Baptist perspective / Uwe Swarat -- The challenges and opportunities of moral issues in view of mutual recognition / Przemyslaw Kantyka -- Gender issues and mutual recognition engaging Lutheran and Roman Catholic discourse / Simone Sinn -- The de-cognition of recognition theological reflections on the consequences of recognition and non-recognition in the local church context / Gabriel Monet -- Local church and local solutions : a Finnish orthodox reflection / Pekka Metso -- Theological reflections on the consequences of recognition and non-recognition in the local church context / Dagmar Stoltmann-Lukas -- From non-recognition to recognition : ecclesial perspectives / Ivana Noble -- From non-recognition to recognition - ecumenical remarks from a European perspective / Heikki Huttunen -- Dialectics of inside and outside : overcoming spatial dualism with Gaston Bachelard and Louis-Marie Chauvet / Kate řina Bauerová -- Anerkennung " als" : ein Begriff im Spannungsfeld von Gerechtigkeit und Agape / Pascale Jung -- " The church : towards a common vision" in light of models of unity / Miika Ahola -- " Open sobornicity" and "receptive ecumenism" : fruitful models of ecumenical interaction / Viorel Coman -- "Just Do It" : some reflections on "from conflict to communion Lutheran-Catholic common commemoration of the Reformation in 2017" / Péter Szentpétery -- Just do it? : recognition and reception in ecumenical relations : an African perspective / James N. Amanze -- Parallel thinking among churches : how Catholics and Protestants are on friendly terms with tradition / Mihály Kránitz -- Why ecumenical dialogue matters for the Orthodox church / Petre Maican -- 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 -- The Christian East - a challenge for Czech ecumenism? : reading in three historical examples / Robert Svatoñ -- Living in a disagreement in Lutheran context / Elina Hellqvist -- Ethical views concerning recognition of values, reception of the other and conversion in ecumenical relations / Mihai lordache -- Who do you say I am? : recognising and receiving the other / Tim Noble -- Migration, theology and the churches in a post-ecumenical era / Annegreth Schilling -- " Laudato Si'" in the context of ecumenical ecotheology / Pana Pihkala -- Bonhoeffer's last words, "our victory is certain" : recognizing and receiving the ecumenical church as a present reality / Michael R Fletcher -- Adalbert Hamman (1910-2000) : a part-time ecumenist? / Hector Scerri.

Contributions in English, 3 German; Foreword in German and English.

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