Reformed and Ecumenical: On Being Reformed in Ecumenical Encounters

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Contents: Introduction. Michael WEINRICH: The Openness and Worldliness of the Church. Jakub S. TROJAN: The Sermon on the Mount and the Social Task of the Church. Kune E. BIEZEVELD: The Kingdom of God and the Mission of the Church. Christine LIENEMANN-PERRIN: Catholicity and Inculturation. Brigitte SCHROVEN: The Church and the Encounter with Israel. George NEWLANDS: Reformed Confessionality and Ecumenical Union. Jean-François ZORN: The Form of the Church in Modern Culture. Hendrik M. VROOM: On Being ‘Reformed'. The Mission of the Church in Postmodern European Culture: A Conversation. Index of Names. Index of Subjects. Contributors

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