The Vision of the Ecumenical Movement: And How It Has Been Impoverished by Its Friends - Softcover
Michael Kinnamon offers a trenchant analysis and caring critique of the ecumenical movement. Up-to-date and well-informed, the fruit of long experience and driven by a deep concern for unity, this book challenges the churches to recover their authentic ecumenical vision. It is essential reading for anyone concerned for the ecumenical movement--and for the church itself--today.
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Michael Kinnamon is the ninth General Secretary of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA. From 2000-2007 he was the Allen and Dottie Miller Professor of Mission and Peace at Eden Theological Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri.
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"Ecumenists, whether beginners or veterans and whether or not they agree with the thesis of this book, will profit enormously from Kinnamon's exceptional clarity in articulating the foundational convictions of the ecumenical pioneers and in unmasking the theological impoverishment he sees in the movement today."
"Michael Kinnamon offers here a trenchant analysis and caring critique of the ecumenical movement. Up-to-date and well-informed, the fruit of long experience, and driven by a deep concern for unity, this book challenges the churches to recover their authentic ecumenical vision. It is essential reading for anyone concerned for the ecumenical movement--and for the church itself--today."
"Michael Kinnamon offers here a trenchant analysis and caring critique of the ecumenical movement. Up-to-date and well-informed, the fruit of long experience, and driven by a deep concern for unity, this book challenges the churches to recover their authentic ecumenical vision. It is essential reading for anyone concerned for the ecumenical movement--and for the church itself--today."
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- PublisherChalice Pr
- Publication date2003
- ISBN 10 0827240066
- ISBN 13 9780827240063
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages183
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