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" Assessment and appraisal concepts in environmental policy and management "
Scrase, James Ivan
Sheate, William ; Potter, Clive ; Reed, Potter
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AL
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1065757
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LA109386
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10.1163/17455316-01103005
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English
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Nindyo Sasongko
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Toward a Nonviolent Koinonia [Article]\ Nindyo Sasongko
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Leiden: Brill
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Ecclesiology
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2015
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11/3
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327–349
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While many churches now affirm the importance of nonviolence as a missional strategy, it is not clear that this has yet affected their ecclesial self-understanding. What have the ecumenical churches said about the church and nonviolence? Have they developed enough of a nonviolent ecclesiology? In this study, I contend that it is essential that the Christian churches be a nonviolent koinonia. The true church is the nonviolent church. Drawing upon major ecumenical documents, and listening to the voices of three theologians who have endorsed nonviolent theology, I outline a vision of the nonviolent church as a koinonia which participates in the life of the Triune God. As the community which is centred on the eucharist, I argue that the nonviolent koinonia is a community of anamnesis, of prolepsis, and of philoxenia. While many churches now affirm the importance of nonviolence as a missional strategy, it is not clear that this has yet affected their ecclesial self-understanding. What have the ecumenical churches said about the church and nonviolence? Have they developed enough of a nonviolent ecclesiology? In this study, I contend that it is essential that the Christian churches be a nonviolent koinonia. The true church is the nonviolent church. Drawing upon major ecumenical documents, and listening to the voices of three theologians who have endorsed nonviolent theology, I outline a vision of the nonviolent church as a koinonia which participates in the life of the Triune God. As the community which is centred on the eucharist, I argue that the nonviolent koinonia is a community of anamnesis, of prolepsis, and of philoxenia.
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ecclesiology
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ecumenism
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eucharist
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koinonia
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nonviolence
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peace-making
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World Council of Churches
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10.1163/17455316-01103005
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