Today’s world is complicated, multifaceted and often, we can find fault with just about anything that anyone does or says. That is free will, my friends. So how do we deal with the fallout that can so often spread like wildfire from simple statements made without thought of consequence?
One such commented, made by a Pope, started an historic dialogue between Christians and Muslims that will have a wide-reaching impact on the future relations between these two Abrahamic faiths. I encourage you to look into “A Common Word Between Us and You” and see what you think.
OTHER NEWS IN ECUMENICAL DIALOGUE
10 July 2007 – “In response to the Vatican’s statement about the doctrine of the church, including implications about the status of Protestant churches., Dr. Setri Nyomi, a Princeton Seminary alumnus and general secretary of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, has written a letter to Cardinal Caspar, president of the Pontifical Council of Christian Unity, about this statement. His letter can be read at http://warc.jalb.de/warcajsp/side.jsp?news_id=1209&part_id=0&navi=6 ” – PTS Communication
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A Free Spirit // 22 October 2009 at 12:42 am |
I suspect that Christian unity (something I’ve been posting on recently) could have a liturgical manifestion without necessarily requiring uniformity of belief. …