Reflexiones sobre el diálogo ecuménico

This paper considers that ecumenical dialogue is the main way to achieve unity between the various Christian denominations. Since Christ wanted a single Church, our attitude towards separated brothers must be one of respect, seeking to enhance what unites us and trying to save what separates us, but without giving up the core of our faihts. The only way to achieve this is sincere dialogue between the parties involved.

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Estudio Agustiniano
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2024-12-29
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https://doi.org/10.53111/ea.v59i2-3.1181
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Religious and Theological Studies
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Reflexiones sobre el diálogo ecuménico

Enrique Somavilla Rodríguez
Estudio Agustiniano
Religious and Theological Studies
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Reflexiones sobre el diálogo ecuménico

Enrique Somavilla Rodríguez
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Abstract

This paper considers that ecumenical dialogue is the main way to achieve unity between the various Christian denominations. Since Christ wanted a single Church, our attitude towards separated brothers must be one of respect, seeking to enhance what unites us and trying to save what separates us, but without giving up the core of our faihts. The only way to achieve this is sincere dialogue between the parties involved.

Estudio AgustinianoVol. 59(2-3)
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