TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kung, Hans
AU  - Kung,Hans
TI  - The Future of Ecumenism ( Ecumenical Theology)
U1  - C02 
PY  - 1969///
CY  - New York
PB  - Paulist Press
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; PART 1               ARTICLES  THE CONDITIONS FOR AN ACCEPTABLE INTERCOMMUNION                                      7  INTERCOMMUNION: A CATHOLIC REPLY                                                                 16  ECUMENICAL ECUMENICAL WORK FOR THE BIBLE                                                    26  ECUMENICAL CORRECTIONS IN OUR  PREACHING                                                    37  ECUMENISM IN THE PARISH                                                                                   46  THE INTERGRATION OF THEOLOGICAL FACULTES                                                     64  FROM THEOLOGICAL DISCUSSIONTO CONCRETE IN ECUMENISM                                75                           PART 2               BIBLIOGRAPHICAL  SURVEY   HOW CAN ECUMENICAL UNDERSTANDING BE FURTHERD BY THE THEOLOGIAN?          89       A   Catholic viewpoint       A    Protestant viewpoint                                                                                  97   HOW CAN ECUMENICAL UNDERSTANDING BE FURTERD BY THE BISHOP                   104    HOW CAN ECUMENICAL UNDERSTANDING BE FURTERD BY THE POPE?                   117                      PART  3       DOCUMENTATION CONCLIUM  ECUMENICAL EXPERIMENTS                                                                                 133   NORTH AMERCA                                                                                                 134  ENGLAND                                                                                                            137   THE BRITISH ISLES                                                                                             140  LATIN  AMERICA                                                                                                   143  WEST GERMANY                                                                                                  147  EAST  GERMANY                                                                                                  151  FRANCE                                                                                                               155  THE NETHERLANDA AND BELIGUM                                                                            158  ITALY                                                                                                                  163  GREECE                                                                                                               168  AFRICE AND ASIA                                                                                                174  CONCLUSION                                                                                                       176
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