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(Short description)
Dorothea Sattler und Volker Leppin legen einen Sammelband des Ökumenischen Arbeitskreises der evangelischen und katholischen Theologen vor. Die Autoren erörtern die theologische Bedeutung der Reformationsgeschichte mit Blick auf die gegenwärtigen ökumenischen Herausforderungen. Reformationsgeschichte als Forschungsfeld für die Theologie der Ökumene.
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Dorothea Sattler and Volker Leppin present an anthology stemming from the Ecumenical Work Group of Protestant and Catholic Theologists(ÖAK). The authors discuss the theological importance of the history of the Reformation with reference to modern ecumenical challenges. On occasion of the 500th anniversary of Luther´s Reformation, Dorothea Sattler and Volker Leppin present an anthology stemming from the Ecumenical Work Group of Protestant and Catholic Theologists (ÖAK). In the contributions included, the authors reconstruct the historical events of the 16th century and discuss their meaning from the vantage point of systematic theology. The Reformation is taken as an occasion for an interconfessional cooperation to determine the nature of the Protestant Church and to constructively and critically rethink the modern ecumenical challenges facing the Church.
(Short description)
The results of a well-founded ecumenical study stemming from the ÖAK (Ecumenical Study Group of Protestant and Catholic Theologists).
(Text)
Dorothea Sattler and Volker Leppin present an anthology of the Ecumenical working group of protestant and catholic theologians due to the reformations 500th anniversary. The authors reconstruct in their contributions the historical events of the 16th century und discuss their theological significance. The reformation gives reason to determine the essence of the one church and to reflect on the current ecumenical challenges in a critical and constructive way.
(Extract)
Dorothea Sattler and Volker Leppin present an anthology of the Ecumenical working group of protestant and catholic theologians due to the reformations' 500thanniversary. The authors reconstruct in their contributions the historical events of the 16thcentury und discuss their theological significance. The reformation gives reason to determine the essence of the one church and to reflect on the current ecumenical challenges in a critical and constructive way.
