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Irenicism in
Christian theology refers to
attempts to
unify Christian apologetical systems by
using reason as an
essential attribute. The word is derived...
- Kindness.
Critic Devil's
advocate Dialectic Dis****tion
Internet troll Irenicism Philippic Rhetoric Social gadfly Trash-talk The
story of
Luther nailing...
- egomania,
egomaniac eiren- (iren-)
peace Gr**** εἰρήνη (eirḗnē) "peace"
irenic (eirenic),
irenology electr-
amber Gr**** ἤλεκτρον (ḗlektron) electric, electricity...
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pacifist but
promoted political pacificism and
religious Irenicism.
Notable writings on
irenicism include De Concordia, On the War with the Turks, The Education...
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Christianity portal Gamaliel's
principle Inclusivism Invisible church Irenicism One true
church One true
faith Postdenominationalism Religious pluralism...
- Humana, Müller-Armack
pursued a "Social Humanism" or "Social
Irenics"—the
notion irenics derives from the Gr**** eirēnē (εἰρήνη),
which means being conducive...
- the two reformers,
Luther did not
conceal his
dissatisfaction with its
irenic tone. Indeed, some
would criticize Melanchthon's
conduct at the Diet as...
- (namely the Gospel, or Good News
about Jesus), as well as to
maintain the
irenic orthodoxy that has
always been the
hallmark of the denomination. (See "Ethos...
- case for universalism". Tom
Greggs called it "a
genuinely beautiful and
irenic book".
Other favorable reviewers have
lauded it as "a p****ionate proclamation...
- is of hope
between despair and presumptuousness.
Erasmus of Rotterdam's
irenic but anti-fanatic
approach is
often classed as a via media,
however this...
