2013
DOI: 10.1111/moth.12063
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Families of Receptive Theological Learning: Scriptural Reasoning, Comparative Theology, and Receptive Ecumenism

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“…32 Murray menjelaskan bahwa intinya adalah bahwa proses dasarnya adalah proses di mana semua orang dapat bersatu dan berbagi. 33 Persatuan di antara orang Kristen adalah tujuan yang penting untuk dikejar. Oikumene juga menjadi bahasa sentral yang sering digunakan untuk menyatukan umat Kristiani dalam segala aspek, termasuk denominasi, doktrin, dan nilai-nilai yang telah dibangun.…”
Section: Pendekatan Oikumene: Aktualisasi Moderasi Beragama DI Stakpn...unclassified
“…32 Murray menjelaskan bahwa intinya adalah bahwa proses dasarnya adalah proses di mana semua orang dapat bersatu dan berbagi. 33 Persatuan di antara orang Kristen adalah tujuan yang penting untuk dikejar. Oikumene juga menjadi bahasa sentral yang sering digunakan untuk menyatukan umat Kristiani dalam segala aspek, termasuk denominasi, doktrin, dan nilai-nilai yang telah dibangun.…”
Section: Pendekatan Oikumene: Aktualisasi Moderasi Beragama DI Stakpn...unclassified
“…He argues that all three are "self-consciously postliberal strategies" on the grounds that they all prefer particularity and plurality over commonality and final agreement. Consequently, they seek to learn from and across differences and disagreements (Murray 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So too, Catholics themselves increasingly question the meaningfulness of viewing their own community as "church" in the proper sense while reserving for other community's the inconvenient designation of "ecclesial communities." A recent development known as "receptive ecumenism" has gained momentum in Catholic circles in the North Atlantic by asking not what Catholicism can teach other churches, but where and how other churches can therapeutically address weaknesses and woundedness in Catholic tradition and forms of governance (Murray 2008;Murray 2011;Lakeland 2011). Catholic views of the other as opportunity rather than threat are both more adequately Christian and more adequately honest to the experience of many Catholics today who find their communion to be a broken communion in ways that may not be sufficiently remediable through recourse to the tradition's own internal sources, but may stand in genuine therapeutic need of the insights of others.…”
Section: Discomfortsmentioning
confidence: 99%