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What is the Early Meaning of Ecumenism based on?
What is the Early Meaning of Ecumenism based on?
- Unity and cooperation among Christian churches (correct)
- A radical change of heart
- Missionary work among different denominations
- Restoring unity of the Christian churches
What is the origin of the word 'Ecumenism'?
What is the origin of the word 'Ecumenism'?
- German
- French
- Latin
- Greek (correct)
What does 'oikoumene' refer to?
What does 'oikoumene' refer to?
- A specific house
- A nation
- A family
- The whole inhabited world (correct)
Which term from the text refers to being 'open to or participating in the whole world'?
Which term from the text refers to being 'open to or participating in the whole world'?
What aspect of Protestant history does contemporary Ecumenism focus on?
What aspect of Protestant history does contemporary Ecumenism focus on?
What is the purpose of the Joint Working Group mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of the Joint Working Group mentioned in the text?
Why do Councils of Churches and Christian Council exist?
Why do Councils of Churches and Christian Council exist?
What is the purpose of interfaith dialogue according to the text?
What is the purpose of interfaith dialogue according to the text?
What is the main function of the national diocesan ecumenical commission?
What is the main function of the national diocesan ecumenical commission?
Why are meetings of Heads of Communions held?
Why are meetings of Heads of Communions held?
What is the purpose of a Task as mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of a Task as mentioned in the text?
What is the main purpose of interfaith dialogue projects?
What is the main purpose of interfaith dialogue projects?
What is a key aspect to emphasize in interfaith dialogue?
What is a key aspect to emphasize in interfaith dialogue?
What is the role of Divine Omnipresence in interfaith dialogue?
What is the role of Divine Omnipresence in interfaith dialogue?
What does the rule 'Accepting the Best in the Order' suggest participants do?
What does the rule 'Accepting the Best in the Order' suggest participants do?
Which approach does 'Identification' in dialogue encourage?
Which approach does 'Identification' in dialogue encourage?
What does 'Courtesy' in dialogue require from participants?
What does 'Courtesy' in dialogue require from participants?
What does the text emphasize about sin in human history?
What does the text emphasize about sin in human history?
Why is it futile to ignore sin or give it other names?
Why is it futile to ignore sin or give it other names?
How does divine Revelation contribute to understanding sin?
How does divine Revelation contribute to understanding sin?
What role does the Holy Spirit play in understanding sin according to the text?
What role does the Holy Spirit play in understanding sin according to the text?
How is sin unmasked in its true identity according to the text?
How is sin unmasked in its true identity according to the text?
What does the text suggest is necessary for a clear recognition of sin?
What does the text suggest is necessary for a clear recognition of sin?
What does John 17:21 emphasize?
What does John 17:21 emphasize?
What concept does Galatians 2:27-28 highlight?
What concept does Galatians 2:27-28 highlight?
How does Corinthians 12:12 compare the body to Christ?
How does Corinthians 12:12 compare the body to Christ?
What is the significance of being baptized into one body according to Corinthians 12:12?
What is the significance of being baptized into one body according to Corinthians 12:12?
What is the primary purpose of committing to a local church according to the text?
What is the primary purpose of committing to a local church according to the text?
