Editorial – the theory and practice of ecumenism: Christian global governance and the search for world order, 1900–80

Engel, Elisabeth; Kennedy, James; Reynolds, Justin

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“…Dokumen Unitatis Redintegratio memiliki susunan sebagai berikut: 1) Pendahuluan (1), 2) Prinsip-Prinsip Katolik untuk Ekumenisme (2-4), 3) Pelaksanaan Ekumenisme (5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12), 4) Gereja-Gereja dan Jemaat Gerejawi yang Terpisahkan dari Tahta Apostolik di Roma (13-24): a) Tinjauan Khusus tentang Gereja-Gereja Timur (14-18), b) Gereja-Gereja dan Jemaat-Jemaat Gerejawi yang Terpisah di Dunia Barat (19-23), dan 5) Penutup (24).…”

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“…Mengenali kegagalannya sendiri, bagaimanapun juga, orang percaya tersebut masih perlu diyakinkan bahwa Allah menghendaki keselamatannya. 24 Berkenaan dengan pekerjaan-pekerjaan baik dari mereka yang dibenarkan, dokumen ini, dalam artikel 37, menyatakan bahwa perbuatan-perbuatan baikkehidupan seorang Kristen yang dihidupi dalam iman, harapan, dan kasihmengikuti justifikasi dan merupakan buah-buahnya. Ketika mereka yang dibenarkan hidup dalam Kristus dan bertindak dalam kasih karunia yang mereka terima, mereka menghasilkan, dalam bahasa biblis, buah yang baik.…”

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Signifikansi Ekumenisme Dalam Perspektif Teologis Katolik

Denny Firmanto

2023

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Ecclesiology discusses the identity, essence of existence, and function of the Church concerning the identity and mission of the Church in the world. It explored aspects of the experience of the Christian community as a framework for interpreting the experience of faith. Conflicts on interpretations and applications of the Scripture’s messages about justification by faith in the sixteenth century were the cause of the doctrinal divisions and conflicts between the Lutheran Confession and the Roman Catholic Church’s Council of Trent. This study exploited a qualitative research method by exploring literature. By improving recent studies of Scripture and referring to the history of theology and dogma, the ecumenical dialogue after the Second Vatican Council resulted in renewed opinion towards ecumenical unity. Ecumenism means a religious initiative towards the oneness of the Church. It increased cooperation and better understanding between groups within Christianity or church denominations. The study results showed that the Roman Catholic Church had various views on the existence of churches. The context of the times, the dominant thoughts of the time, and the meaning of the Christian faith were the main contributors that gave birth to this diversity.

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Signifikansi Ekumenisme Dalam Perspektif Teologis Katolik

Denny Firmanto

2023

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Between Dialogue and Denunciation: The World Council of Churches, Religious Freedom, and Human Rights during the Cold War

Bouwman

2021

Contemporary European History

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While the historiography on the religious Cold War has tended to focus on Christian anticommunism, the World Council of Churches (WCC) sought to transcend the Cold War while simultaneously advancing religious freedom in the Soviet Union. This article connects the WCC's ecclesiastical diplomacy to the wider story of human rights, from which religion has too often been excluded. The WCC's quest for Christian fellowship led it to integrate the Russian Orthodox Church into its membership, but this commitment generated tensions with the rise of Soviet dissidence. Moreover, the WCC's turn towards the left and the Third World contrasted with newly ascendant voices for human rights in the 1970s: Amnesty International's depoliticised liberalism, evangelical anticommunism, and the Vatican under John Paul II. Thus, the WCC, an early and prominent transnational voice for human rights, ran afoul of shifts in both the Cold War and the politics of protest.

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Religious Rights and Involuntary State Institutions in Democratic Countries: On Evenhandedness and Ecumenism in Militaries

Perez

2019

Religions

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Militaries present a difficult challenge for scholars interested in navigating the complex demands of religious liberty and religion-state relations. The reason is that the most familiar features of religion-state relations in liberal countries—governmental non-interference and the structure of religious associations as voluntary associations—are incompatible with the structure of militaries as involuntary organizations that are nonetheless highly important institutions in even liberal-democratic countries. How should scholars accustomed to the liberal framework going back to Locke, hence, theorize the desirable religious-institutional state of affairs within involuntary institutions such as militaries? As the governmental non-interference model is inadequate, the argument to be presented here is that the involuntary nature of militaries presents the liberal-minded theorist, with unusual dilemmas, and hence would make two models most adequate for a religious-institutional state of affairs within militaries: evenhandedness (or multiple establishments) and ecumenism, a somewhat unusual category.

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Editorial – the theory and practice of ecumenism: Christian global governance and the search for world order, 1900–80

Cited by 4 publications

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Signifikansi Ekumenisme Dalam Perspektif Teologis Katolik

Signifikansi Ekumenisme Dalam Perspektif Teologis Katolik

Between Dialogue and Denunciation: The World Council of Churches, Religious Freedom, and Human Rights during the Cold War

Religious Rights and Involuntary State Institutions in Democratic Countries: On Evenhandedness and Ecumenism in Militaries

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