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Theological disagreement or a difference in the use of terms?
Apparent theological differences often derive from differences in the way individuals or groups are using the same terms, rather than in substantial theological disagreement. Once lines have been drawn and division has resulted from that perceived theological disagreement, however, it becomes extremely difficult to bring about reconciliation and fellowship in mind and heart. With this in mind, I was encouraged by what I read in the latest report from Bonner Querschnitte, entitled “Landslide changes in … Continue reading
Posted in Christology, Ecumenism, Trinity
Tagged dyothelitism, monophysitism, monothelitism
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