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Paperback. Condición: New. The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification which is considered to be'a milestone on the journey of ecumenism' has a very significant place in the theological-ecumenical realm since it hoped to overcome the disunity betweenthe protestant Churches and the Catholic Church at large. This work analyzesand redefines the JDDJ from a Pentecostal perspective, and proposes a newPentecostal view of ecumenism for this century. The major questions that areconsidered here are: what is the ecumenical and ecclesiastical significance of thisJoint Declaration in the 21st century, what are the neglected theological elementsin the Joint Declaration, what are the controversial issues connected to the JDDJand what challenge can it give to the present world of Christianity?.The JDDJ has become a basis for theological agreement and further discussions.This study also brings out ecumenical and theological understandings of thePentecostal Church and substantiates the Pentecostal assessment of theJDDJ. The first chapter has two parts: the first part explains the research topic,methodology and the importance of the research; and the second part gives anoutline of the Pentecostal movement and its theology mainly with regard to thedoctrine of justification. The second chapter deals primarily with the significantstages and influences that helped for the formation of JDDJ. The last part ofthis chapter explains the responses of other churches to the JDDJ. The thirdchapter presents a Pentecostal response to the JDDJ, which starts with a positiveevaluation and will be followed by a negative response to the same. The fourthchapter expounds the development of a paradigm model for the ecumenicalthinking of the 21st century from a Pentecostal point of view.The Proposed slogan for this century can be "back to Pentecost" and be unitedin the love and power of the Holy Spirit. Because it is said that Pentecostalexperience of the 1st-century Christianity has had a true Ecumenism, which wassomehow lost in the long run. Nevertheless, methodological shifts in the approachto ecumenism can still make a change. When such a step is taken, the goodnews of unity of Christians will become a reality. Only then one can say that thecondemnation of the 16th century regarding the doctrine of justification is invalid.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification which is considered to bea milestone on the journey of ecumenism has a very significant place in the theological-ecumenical realm since it hoped to overcome the disunity betweenthe protestant Churches and the Catholic Church at large. This work analyzesand redefines the JDDJ from a Pentecostal perspective, and proposes a newPentecostal view of ecumenism for this century. The major questions that areconsidered here are: what is the ecumenical and ecclesiastical significance of thisJoint Declaration in the 21st century, what are the neglected theological elementsin the Joint Declaration, what are the controversial issues connected to the JDDJand what challenge can it give to the present world of Christianity?.The JDDJ has become a basis for theological agreement and further discussions.This study also brings out ecumenical and theological understandings of thePentecostal Church and substantiates the Pentecostal assessment of theJDDJ. The first chapter has two parts: the first part explains the research topic,methodology and the importance of the research; and the second part gives anoutline of the Pentecostal movement and its theology mainly with regard to thedoctrine of justification. The second chapter deals primarily with the significantstages and influences that helped for the formation of JDDJ. The last part ofthis chapter explains the responses of other churches to the JDDJ. The thirdchapter presents a Pentecostal response to the JDDJ, which starts with a positiveevaluation and will be followed by a negative response to the same. The fourthchapter expounds the development of a paradigm model for the ecumenicalthinking of the 21st century from a Pentecostal point of view.The Proposed slogan for this century can be back to Pentecost and be unitedin the love and power of the Holy Spirit. Because it is said that Pentecostalexperience of the 1st-century Christianity has had a true Ecumenism, which wassomehow lost in the long run. Nevertheless, methodological shifts in the approachto ecumenism can still make a change. When such a step is taken, the goodnews of unity of Christians will become a reality. Only then one can say that thecondemnation of the 16th century regarding the doctrine of justification is invalid. The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification which is considered to bea milestone on the journey of ecumenism has a very significant place in the theological-ecumenical realm since it hoped to overcome the disunity betweenthe protestant Churches and the Catholic Church at large. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. A Pentecostal Voice on the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification | Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification: A Pentecostal Assessment | Isaac Elsadanam | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2020 | Peter Lang | EAN 9783631806678 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Lang, Peter GmbH, Gontardstr. 11, 10178 Berlin, r[dot]boehm-korff[at]peterlang[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Paperback. Condición: New. The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification which is considered to be'a milestone on the journey of ecumenism' has a very significant place in the theological-ecumenical realm since it hoped to overcome the disunity betweenthe protestant Churches and the Catholic Church at large. This work analyzesand redefines the JDDJ from a Pentecostal perspective, and proposes a newPentecostal view of ecumenism for this century. The major questions that areconsidered here are: what is the ecumenical and ecclesiastical significance of thisJoint Declaration in the 21st century, what are the neglected theological elementsin the Joint Declaration, what are the controversial issues connected to the JDDJand what challenge can it give to the present world of Christianity?.The JDDJ has become a basis for theological agreement and further discussions.This study also brings out ecumenical and theological understandings of thePentecostal Church and substantiates the Pentecostal assessment of theJDDJ. The first chapter has two parts: the first part explains the research topic,methodology and the importance of the research; and the second part gives anoutline of the Pentecostal movement and its theology mainly with regard to thedoctrine of justification. The second chapter deals primarily with the significantstages and influences that helped for the formation of JDDJ. The last part ofthis chapter explains the responses of other churches to the JDDJ. The thirdchapter presents a Pentecostal response to the JDDJ, which starts with a positiveevaluation and will be followed by a negative response to the same. The fourthchapter expounds the development of a paradigm model for the ecumenicalthinking of the 21st century from a Pentecostal point of view.The Proposed slogan for this century can be "back to Pentecost" and be unitedin the love and power of the Holy Spirit. Because it is said that Pentecostalexperience of the 1st-century Christianity has had a true Ecumenism, which wassomehow lost in the long run. Nevertheless, methodological shifts in the approachto ecumenism can still make a change. When such a step is taken, the goodnews of unity of Christians will become a reality. Only then one can say that thecondemnation of the 16th century regarding the doctrine of justification is invalid.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification which is considered to bea milestone on the journey of ecumenism has a very significant place in the theological-ecumenical realm since it hoped to overcome the disunity betweenthe protestant Churches and the Catholic Church at large. This work analyzesand redefines the JDDJ from a Pentecostal perspective, and proposes a newPentecostal view of ecumenism for this century. The major questions that areconsidered here are: what is the ecumenical and ecclesiastical significance of thisJoint Declaration in the 21st century, what are the neglected theological elementsin the Joint Declaration, what are the controversial issues connected to the JDDJand what challenge can it give to the present world of Christianity?.The JDDJ has become a basis for theological agreement and further discussions.This study also brings out ecumenical and theological understandings of thePentecostal Church and substantiates the Pentecostal assessment of theJDDJ. The first chapter has two parts: the first part explains the research topic,methodology and the importance of the research; and the second part gives anoutline of the Pentecostal movement and its theology mainly with regard to thedoctrine of justification. The second chapter deals primarily with the significantstages and influences that helped for the formation of JDDJ. The last part ofthis chapter explains the responses of other churches to the JDDJ. The thirdchapter presents a Pentecostal response to the JDDJ, which starts with a positiveevaluation and will be followed by a negative response to the same. The fourthchapter expounds the development of a paradigm model for the ecumenicalthinking of the 21st century from a Pentecostal point of view.The Proposed slogan for this century can be back to Pentecost and be unitedin the love and power of the Holy Spirit. Because it is said that Pentecostalexperience of the 1st-century Christianity has had a true Ecumenism, which wassomehow lost in the long run. Nevertheless, methodological shifts in the approachto ecumenism can still make a change. When such a step is taken, the goodnews of unity of Christians will become a reality. Only then one can say that thecondemnation of the 16th century regarding the doctrine of justification is invalid. The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification which is considered to bea milestone on the journey of ecumenism has a very significant place in the theological-ecumenical realm since it hoped to overcome the disunity betweenthe protestant Churches and the Catholic Church at large. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification which is considered to be'a milestone on the journey of ecumenism' has a very significant place in the theological-ecumenical realm since it hoped to overcome the disunity betweenthe protestant Churches and the Catholic Church at large. This work analyzesand redefines the JDDJ from a Pentecostal perspective, and proposes a newPentecostal view of ecumenism for this century. The major questions that areconsidered here are: what is the ecumenical and ecclesiastical significance of thisJoint Declaration in the 21st century, what are the neglected theological elementsin the Joint Declaration, what are the controversial issues connected to the JDDJand what challenge can it give to the present world of Christianity .The JDDJ has become a basis for theological agreement and further discussions.This study also brings out ecumenical and theological understandings of thePentecostal Church and substantiates the Pentecostal assessment of theJDDJ. The first chapter has two parts: the first part explains the research topic,methodology and the importance of the research; and the second part gives anoutline of the Pentecostal movement and its theology mainly with regard to thedoctrine of justification. The second chapter deals primarily with the significantstages and influences that helped for the formation of JDDJ. The last part ofthis chapter explains the responses of other churches to the JDDJ. The thirdchapter presents a Pentecostal response to the JDDJ, which starts with a positiveevaluation and will be followed by a negative response to the same. The fourthchapter expounds the development of a paradigm model for the ecumenicalthinking of the 21st century from a Pentecostal point of view.The Proposed slogan for this century can be 'back to Pentecost' and be unitedin the love and power of the Holy Spirit. Because it is said that Pentecostalexperience of the 1st-century Christianity has had a true Ecumenism, which wassomehow lost in the long run. Nevertheless, methodological shifts in the approachto ecumenism can still make a change. When such a step is taken, the goodnews of unity of Christians will become a reality. Only then one can say that thecondemnation of the 16th century regarding the doctrine of justification is invalid. 272 pp. Englisch.

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