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What do churches of the reformation confess and proclaim?
How can the "roots" of diverse confessional movements help the mission of the church in today´s world?
In this timely book the principal themes of three reformation movements -lutheran, reformed adn Hussite- are examined and interpreted. Dr. Lochman notes contributions, points out misinterpretations, and applies insights of reformation confessions to some crucial issues facing the church and society today. Different confessions "lead us to distinguish different voices of the reformation. But they also urge us to relate them to ecah other, and still more importantly, relate them to what chrsitians understand as the common gfround of all reform: the biblical message"

Polyphony of the Reformation. Doctrine of justification in a society of achievers. Glory of God and the future of mankind. Reformation as the renewal of church and society.

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Growing out of a four-year study organized by the WCC´s mission and evangelism section, the stories and reflections are presented here under seven headings: responding to social change, communicating hope, the healing gospel, meeting Christ in the wounded, opening up worship, building common witness and developing partnership.

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Fort he last thirty years of his life no other christian writer in this century had such influence on the general reading public as C. S. Lewis. Each new book from his pen was awaited with an eagerness which showed that thousands of intelligent men and women had acquired a taste for his distinctive idiom and had come to rely on him as a source of moral and intelledtual insight... This collection of esays and papers are representative of almost the whole of Lewis´s writting life; they are arranged chronologically from 1939 to 1963, and it is hard to detect any change of position between the first and the last... a tribute to the tenacity with wich he defended that orthodoxy wich he had established for himself.

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A community of clowns is a record of the development of URM into a movement of people involved in local and national struggle, of people who are inspired and motivated by the mission of God for fullness of life. it suggest that "the essential lesson of the past 25 or so years is to look forward, always exploring, out of current experiences, the meaning of chrsitian faithfulness in the contemporary world."
South African born hugh Lewin is a journalist and trainer of journalists in Zimbabwe. Among his publications is Bnadiet, en accoiunt of his seven years as a political prisioner in South Africa.

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