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• Ecumenical chronicle together on the way towards just peace 

  Preamble Preamble This declaration on peace has been developed in an ecumenical course of the Institute of Peace Church Theology of the...

  03/01/09 · More from publication

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  Guest Editorial Guest Editorial The year 2009 marks the 75th anniversary of the Confessional Synod of Barmen and its Theological Declaration,...

  03/01/09 by Theodore A. Gill, Jr. · More from publication

• Barmen and the ecumenical movement 

  The Free Synod of Barmen of May 1934 and its Theological Declaration constituted, from the very beginning, an ecumenical event. This was obviously...

  03/01/09 by Keith Clements · More from publication

• Barmen, the ecumenical movement, and the Jews: the missing thesis 

  The silence about the Jews at Barmen is often portrayed as the silence before the storm. Barmen took place before the Nuremberg laws, before...

  03/01/09 by Victoria J. Barnett · More from publication

• A message "to all people" the missionary task of Protestant churches in Europe—in the light of Barmen's sixth thesis 

  The Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Austria is in many respects typical of those that belong to the Community of Protestant...

  03/01/09 by Michael Bunker · More from publication

• Confessing the Triune God in a globalized era 

  I I Confessing has always being at the heart of the Lutheran tradition. During the 20th century Dietrich Bonhoeffer from the left, and Hermann...

  03/01/09 by Guillermo Cesar Hansen · More from publication

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