Ecumenism, Pluralism and Interfaith Issues - Revision history

Kathleen.wright5: Category:Christian doctrine and debates

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Category:Christian doctrine and debates

Muser at 21:51, 12 July 2008

2008-07-12T21:51:41Z

Muser at 06:05, 13 July 2007

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Graham grove at 12:05, 2 October 2006

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Muser at 07:08, 15 October 2005

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Graham grove at 11:51, 23 April 2005

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Graham grove at 11:50, 23 April 2005

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Graham grove at 01:40, 12 March 2005

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Graham grove at 07:11, 22 January 2005

2005-01-22T07:11:27Z

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-==Synopsis==
+topic_name = Ecumenism, Pluralism and Interfaith Issues |
+subtopics = [[Ecumenism]]
-Ecumenism, pluralism and interfaith dialogue are all subjects and ideas that have been gaining momentum in recent decades. Ecumenism is the movement of unifying Christian [[denominations]]. It makes sense in theory because the [[church]] is one body in [[Christ]] and so all Christians are unified in that sense. However, in practical terms, there are many problems that mean denomination divisions will continue. Many Christian denominations are also actively pursuing discussions with leaders of other [[religions]]. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] has been particularly involved in dialogue with other religious groups since the [[Second Vatican Council]].
+* [[Pluralism]], [[Exclusivism]]
+* [[Interfaith dialogue]] |
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 Ecumenism, pluralism and interfaith dialogue are all subjects and ideas that have been gaining momentum in recent decades. Ecumenism is the movement of unifying Christian [[denominations]]. It makes sense in theory because the [[church]] is one body in [[Christ]] and so all Christians are unified in that sense. However, in practical terms, there are many problems that mean denomination divisions will continue. Many Christian denominations are also actively pursuing discussions with leaders of other [[religions]]. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] has been particularly involved in dialogue with other religious groups since the [[Second Vatican Council]].
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-{{summary | text=Ecumenism, pluralism and interfaith dialogue are all subjects and ideas that have been gaining momentum in recent decades. Ecumenism is the movement of unifying Christian [[denominations]]. It makes sense in theory because the [[church]] is one body in [[Christ]] and so all Christians are unified in that sense. However, in practical terms, there are many problems that mean denomination divisions will continue. Many Christian denominations are also actively pursuing discussions with leaders of other [[religions]]. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] has been particularly involved in dialogue with other religious groups since the [[Second Vatican Council]].}}
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+Ecumenism, pluralism and interfaith dialogue are all subjects and ideas that have been gaining momentum in recent decades. Ecumenism is the movement of unifying Christian [[denominations]]. It makes sense in theory because the [[church]] is one body in [[Christ]] and so all Christians are unified in that sense. However, in practical terms, there are many problems that mean denomination divisions will continue. Many Christian denominations are also actively pursuing discussions with leaders of other [[religions]]. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] has been particularly involved in dialogue with other religious groups since the [[Second Vatican Council]].
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+{{summary | text=Ecumenism, pluralism and interfaith dialogue are all subjects and ideas that have been gaining momentum in recent decades. Ecumenism is the movement of unifying Christian [[denominations]]. It makes sense in theory because the [[church]] is one body in [[Christ]] and so all Christians are unified in that sense. However, in practical terms, there are many problems that mean denomination divisions will continue. Many Christian denominations are also actively pursuing discussions with leaders of other [[religions]]. The [[Roman Catholic Church]] has been particularly involved in dialogue with other religious groups since the [[Second Vatican Council]].}}
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-* [[Cults and other religions]]''
+* [[Ecumenism]]
-* [[Church history and denominations]]''
+* [[Pluralism]] | [[Exclusivism]]
+* [[Interfaith dialogue]]
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+* [[Cults and other religions]]''
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