Das orientalische Christentum Unknown - 2007
by Hage, Wolfgang
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Das orientalische Christentum - zwischen Kaukasus und Athiopien, zwischen Mittelmeer und Sudindien - zeigt sich in der Vielfalt von Kirchen unterschiedlicher Konfession: den "ostlich-orthodoxen", den "orientalisch-orthodoxen" und den "orientalisch-katholischen" Kirchen. Eine besondere Gruppe bilden die Kirchen der Thomaschristenheit Indiens, und fur sich allein steht die ("nestorianische") Apostolische Kirche des Ostens. Im Rahmen ihrer jeweiligen Konfessionsfamilie werden die Kirchen einzeln vorgestellt, und zwar in ihrer heutigen Gestalt, mit ihrer Geschichte wie in ihrem eigenen Selbstverstandnis. Thematisch ubergreifende Kapitel zur fruhen Mission und Bekenntnisbildung, zur Situation unter dem Islam und zu den Einflussen des Abendlandes eroffnen den Band, und der Blick auf die Rolle des orientalischen Christentums in der Okumene wie zu seiner Situation im Orient der Gegenwart schliesst ihn ab.
Details
- Title Das orientalische Christentum
- Author Hage, Wolfgang
- Binding unknown
- Publisher Kohlhammer W
- Date 2007-09
- Features Bibliography, Index
- ISBN 9783170176683
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Themes
- Religious Orientation: Christian
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