The Story
In this volume several theologians from different Christian traditions examine how Bartholomew I as Ecumenical Patriarch has influenced the contemporary European scene, the various dialogues between Orthodox churches and Reformed and Roman Catholic churches, the ongoing work of the World Council of Churches, and the modern ecumenical movement.These essays, largely from nonOrthodox authors, paint a portrait of the Ecumenical Patriarch that has been often overlooked in Western circles as a deeply Orthodox leader who wishes to relate Orthodoxy to the modern world and to have it make its contribution to the unity of Christians.Contributors:Anna Marie AagaardPeter C. BouteneffGnther GassmannDale T. IrvinRonald G. Roberson, CSPWilliam G. RuschJoseph D. SmallMary Tanner
Description
In this volume several theologians from different Christian traditions examine how Bartholomew I as Ecumenical Patriarch has influenced the contemporary European scene, the various dialogues between Orthodox churches and Reformed and Roman Catholic churches, the ongoing work of the World Council of Churches, and the modern ecumenical movement.These essays, largely from nonOrthodox authors, paint a portrait of the Ecumenical Patriarch that has been often overlooked in Western circles as a deeply Orthodox leader who wishes to relate Orthodoxy to the modern world and to have it make its contribution to the unity of Christians.Contributors:Anna Marie AagaardPeter C. BouteneffGnther GassmannDale T. IrvinRonald G. Roberson, CSPWilliam G. RuschJoseph D. SmallMary Tanner
