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Author:   Karen Murphy
Publisher:   Brill
Imprint:   Brill
Volume:   28
Weight:   0.553kg
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9789004355163

ISBN 10:   9004355162
Pages:   342
Publication Date:   01 June 2018
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements Abbreviations 1 Introduction  Importance of the International Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue  Outline of Chapters 2 Roman Catholic and Pentecostal Rapprochement  Introduction  The Development of Roman Catholic Ecumenism   Current Ecumenical Trends in Roman Catholicism  The Development of Pentecostal Ecumenism   Theological and Historical Challenges to Pentecostal Ecumenism   Current Ecumenical Trends in Pentecostalism  Catholics and Pentecostals in Dialogue   Foundation of Dialogue   Nature of Dialogue   Purpose of the International Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue   Current Challenges to Dialogue  Introduction to the International Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue   The First Four Phases (1972–1997)   The Fifth Phase (1998–2006) 3 Baptism in the Holy Spirit and Christian Initiation  Introduction to the 1998 Session (Bolton, Ontario)  Introduction to the Final Report   Outpouring, Presence, and Charisms   Two Moments of Spirit Reception  Biblical Perspectives   Spirit Baptism is a Gift from God   Spirit Baptism is Personal and Trinitarian Revelation   Spirit Baptism is Pneumatological Empowerment and Christological Presence   Spirit Baptism is Transformational  Patristic Perspectives   Patristic Support for the Rediscovery of the Charisms in Initiation   The Normative and Sacramental Nature of Spirit Baptism?  Contemporary Reflections   Catholic Perspectives   Pentecostal Perspectives  Summary and Valuation 4 Faith and Christian Initiation  Introduction to the 1999 Session (Venice, Italy)  Introduction to the Final Report   The Nature of Faith  New Testament and Patristic Perspectives   The Salvific Nature of Faith   The Ordo Salutis of Christian Initiation   Formation in Faith   The Communal Nature of Faith   Faith and Baptism  Summary and Valuation 5 Conversion and Christian Initiation  Introduction to the 2000 Session (Vienna, Austria)  Introduction to the Final Report   Conversion as Christological Event   Conversion as Process, Event, or Series of Events  Conversion and Roman Catholicism   The Nature of Conversion   The Sacramental and Communal Context of Conversion   The Evangelistic Quality of Conversion   The Importance of Baptism  Conversion and Pentecostalism   The Nature of Conversion   Conversion as Event or Process   Pentecostal Conversion and Water Baptism  Biblical Perspectives   Catholic Analysis   Pentecostal Analysis   Reflections on Biblical Perspectives  Patristic Perspectives   Conversion as Transformation   The Patristic Challenge: The Authority of the Church Fathers  Contemporary Reflections  Summary and Valuation 6 Experience in Christian Life  Introduction to the 2001 Session (Celje, Slovenia)  Introduction to the Final Report   Renewed Catholic Openness to Experience Leading up to Vaticanii   Pentecostals and Experience   Experience in the Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue  Biblical Perspectives   The Personal Nature of Experience   Experience as Transformative   The Communal Quality of Experience   Discernment in Experience  Patristic Perspectives   Convergences   Divergences  Contemporary Perspectives  Summary and Valuation 7 Christian Formation and Discipleship  Introduction to the 2002 Session (Sierra Madre, CA, USA)  Introduction to the Final Report   Convergences   Divergences  Biblical Perspectives   Discipleship as “Following” Jesus   Discipleship as “Abiding” with Jesus   The Role of the Holy Spirit in Discipleship and Christian Formation   The Communal Nature of Christian Formation  Patristic Perspectives   Diverse Ways of Following Christ   The Holy Spirit and Discipleship   Christian Formation in Catechesis and the Catechumenate  Contemporary Reflections  Summary and Valuation of the Session 8 Summary and Assessment  Summary  Assessment  Looking Forward  Conclusion Bibliography  Primary Sources: Dialogue Documents   Final Reports   Dialogue Information   Agreed Accounts   Hard Questions   Position Papers, Cited and Consulted  Secondary Sources   Documents   Lectures and Conferences   Books and Articles Index

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Een interessante bundel waarin de dialoog tussen de pinksterkerken en de Rooms-Katholieke Kerk, met name in de periode van 1998 tot 2006, erkend wordt. (...) Het boek laat zien hoe de pneumatologie een belangrijk startpunt is voor de toekomstige oecumenische dialoog tussen de pinksterkerken en de Rooms-Katholieke Kerk, juist omdat de gemeenschappelijke ervaringen van de Geest christenen aan elkaar verbinden in een eenheid met Christus. - K. v.d. Zwaag, in: Protestants Nederland, Volume 84.1 (2019) [Transl.: An interesting volume in which the dialogue between the Pentecostal churches and the Roman Catholic Church, especially in the period from 1998 to 2006, is recognized. (...) The book shows pneumatology is an important starting point for the future ecumenical dialogue between the Pentecostal churches and the Roman Catholic Church, precisely because the common experiences of the Spirit connects Christians in a unity with Christ. ]

Een interessante bundel waarin de dialoog tussen de pinksterkerken en de Rooms-Katholieke Kerk, met name in de periode van 1998 tot 2006, erkend wordt. (...) Het boek laat zien hoe de pneumatologie een belangrijk startpunt is voor de toekomstige oecumenische dialoog tussen de pinksterkerken en de Rooms-Katholieke Kerk, juist omdat de gemeenschappelijke ervaringen van de Geest christenen aan elkaar verbinden in een eenheid met Christus. [Transl.: An interesting volume in which the dialogue between the Pentecostal churches and the Roman Catholic Church, especially in the period from 1998 to 2006, is recognized. (...) The book shows pneumatology is an important starting point for the future ecumenical dialogue between the Pentecostal churches and the Roman Catholic Church, precisely because the common experiences of the Spirit connects Christians in a unity with Christ. ] - K. v.d. Zwaag, in: Protestants Nederland, Volume 84.1 (2019)

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Karen R.J. Murphy, Ph.D. (2013), Fuller Theological Seminary, is Affiliate Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Fuller Seminary and Adjunct Professor of Christian Studies at George Fox University.

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