Chapter Fourteen. An Asymptotic Dialogue? A Response To Jeffrey Gros

In: The Unity of the Church
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Leo J. Koffeman
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211–222
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https://doi.org/10.1163/ej.9789004179684.i-350.83

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The Unity of the Church

A Theological State of the Art and Beyond

Series:  Studies in Reformed Theology, Volume: 18
Cover The Unity of the Church
E-Book ISBN:
9789047443988
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2010
Preliminary Material
The Unity Of The Church And The Reformed Tradition — An Introduction
Chapter One. Communion — Responding To God’s Gift
Chapter Two. Church Unity, Territorialism, And State Formation In The Era Of Confessionalisation
Chapter Three. Parallel Coexistence Of Churches. The Church In Transylvania: Its Unity And Disunity. — A Contextualized Example
Chapter Four. "Is Christ Divided?"— An Analysis Of The Theological Justification Of A Church Schism
Chapter Five. Calvinus Oecumenicus — Calvin’s Vision Of The Unity And Catholicity Of The Church
Chapter Six. One Church And The Pure Preaching Of The Word — Theses And Observations On The Theme
Chapter Seven. A Biblical Theological Hermeneutics, The Pure Preaching Of The Word Of God, And The Unity Of The Church
Chapter Eight. The Medium And The Message — Sola Scriptura And (Dis)unity In The Reformed Tradition
Chapter Nine. The Unity Of The Church And The Pure Administration Of The Sacraments
Chapter Ten. Confessions As Instruments Of (Dis)unity?
Chapter Eleven. Forms Of Unity Or Of Disunity—The Confessions In The Recent History Of The Protestant Church In The Netherlands
Chapter Twelve. Gospel Discipline And Church (Dis)unity In The Reformed Tradition
Chapter Thirteen. The Healing Of Memories—Finding One Another Again In Christ
Chapter Fifteen. Ecumenical Theology And The Unity Of The Church — A Reformed Understanding Of Ecumenical Engagement And The Unity Of The Church
Chapter Sixteen. ‘No Popery’: A Blessing Or A Curse? Ministry As An Instrument Of Unity Within The Reformed Tradition
Chapter Seventeen. Office As An Instrument Of Unity
Chapter Eighteen. One God And One Church—Considerations On The Unity Of The Church From The Perspective Of Biblical Theology
Chapter Nineteen. One Savior, One Church—Reconciliation As Justification And "New Creation"
Chapter Twenty. The Reality Of The Unified Church
Chapter Twenty-One. The Church As An Echo Of The Triune God
Chapter Twenty-Two. Is The Triune God A Model For The One Church? — Reply To Christiaan Mostert
Chapter Twenty-Three. Trinitarian Ecclesiology And The Search For Unity — A Reformed Reading Of Miroslav Volf
Chapter Twenty-Four. The Church As Sacrament
List Of Contributors
Index

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