—– WCC, ed. / ÖRK, Hg.: The Ecumenical Review ————- alle Ausgaben / all issues
World Council of Churches (WCC): For already 70 years, readers of The Ecumenical Review have had access to a thought-provoking variety of reflections by Christian authors from every part of the globe. Founded at the same time as the World Council of Churches, this publication explores the potential and reality of Christian cooperation in faith […]
WCC, ed. / ÖRK, Hg: International Review of Mission (IRM) – all issues – open edition
For more than 100 years the International Review of Mission has been the leading academic journal with contributions by outstanding missiologists from all over the world and from various Christian backgrounds. The International Review of Mission is the result of the World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh in 1910. It is a witness to the paradigm […]
WCC/ÖRK: Current Dialogue – die interreligiös orientierte Zeitschrift des Ökumenischen Rats der Kirchen
Current Dialogue ist neben The Ecumenical Review und dem International Review of Mission die dritte akademische Zeitschrift (über : Wiley Online Library) – als jeweilige Sonderausgabe von The International Review of Mission——————————————————- Volume 74, Issue 5, December 2022 Special Issue: Healing Wounded Memories Through Interreligious Perspective and Engagement – Pages: 693-848 Bisherige Ausgabenseit Dezember 1997 —– Previous Issues since Vol. 31 (December 1997) >>>
Rückblick: Eine dialogische Einführung in den Islam – John B. Taylor: interreligiöser Brückenbauer
John B. Taylor: Islam. London et alii: Cox & Wyman Ltd. 1971. Third impression 1976, 63 pp., illustr. Revised Edition 1983, 64 pp. – Raymond Trudigan (ed.) Cambridge (UK) : Lutterworth Press 1983, 64 pp., Illustr. ISBN-10 : 0718825837 ISBN-13 : 978-0718825836 Editor’s information From the Thinking About Religions series – a series for people aged 16+ […]
Nathan Söderblom – ein ökumenischer Pionier
70 Jahre Ökumenischer Ratder Kirchen (ÖRK) WCC 70 (1948-2018): Nathan Söderblom – Ecumenical Pioneer Archbishop Nathan Söderblom (centre) in 1925. […]