Introduction: the 'winter of ecumenism'?; 1. What is ecumenical theology?; 2. Changing attitudes and stages in ecumenism; 3. Communication and dialogue; 4. Ecumenical language; 5. Historical method; 6. The process in close-up; 7. Ecumenical reception; Conclusion.
First published in 1996 this book examines the search for unity in the Church.
From the hardback review: 'A rich and important theological reflection ... The author knows how to discern the point at stake, and how to discuss it with the help of the most precise vocabulary. The result is a very lucid teasing out of crucial motions like sister-Churches, Communion, Church and Churches, local Church, catholicity, Mother Church, primacy and diversity.' Jean Tillard, Priests & People From the hardback review: '... well conceived and clear in its structure. The crucial areas are identified; these include historical questions and issues about language and consonance.' Stephen Platten, Church Times From the hardback review: 'Professor Evans's research is a signpost toward the future.' The Tablet
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