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Ecumenism Today The Universal Church In The 21st Century Francesca Aran Murphy

Name: Ecumenism Today The Universal Church In The 21st Century Francesca Aran Murphy
SKU: BELL-53552228
Price: 31.00 USD
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Ecumenism Today The Universal Church In The 21st Century Francesca Aran Murphy instant download after payment.

Publisher: Ashgate Publishing, Ltd.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.86 MB

Pages: 238

Author: Francesca Aran Murphy, Christopher Asprey

ISBN: 9780754659617, 9781351941723, 9781351941716, 0754659615, 1351941720, 1351941712

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Ecumenism Today The Universal Church In The 21st Century Francesca Aran Murphy by Francesca Aran Murphy, Christopher Asprey 9780754659617, 9781351941723, 9781351941716, 0754659615, 1351941720, 1351941712 instant download after payment.

What is Ecumenism? Is Christian unity a legitimate hope or just a pious illusion? The aim of this book is to analyze the real obstacles that stand in the path to unity and to propose solutions, where these are possible. Distinguished authors from the main Christian denominations offer a unique insight into the problem of Christian divisions and the relationships between Christian communities. This work is not a politically correct exercise in diplomacy; rather, it informs the reader about the actual state of the ecumenical dialogue.