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Martin Luther and the Mission of the Church

Chaney, Charles
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Protestantism
Roman Catholic communion
doctrine
mission
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Ecumenism
Global Church History and World Christianity
Reformation
Dogmatics
Ecclesiology
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Protestant Ethics
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"The growing ecumenical concern of most of Protestantism during the twentieth century, and also the more recent ecumenical posture of the Roman Catholic communion, has been the creation of and, at the same time, the stimulation of a most intensive interest in the doctrine of the Church throughout the Christian world. That aspect of a plenary doctrine of the Church which has aroused most interest, which still demands clear and profound expression, and which in a large measure, gave birth to the renewed interest to this doctrine in its entirety is that referred to as the "mission of the Church""
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1970
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