Resultados de búsqueda: UNITY/REUNION from Chilton Books

London: Edinburgh House Press, 1960.. 1st.ed. "Christ's Church exists, unlike almost all other human societies, not to serve its own members, but for the service of the whole world." Pp.44, name to front free endpaper. Paperback. G+.

London: Oxford University Press, 1961.. 1st ed. Study of the Ecumenical Movement. Pp. 6/240. Inscrip. to fep. Toning to endpapers. Dark blue cloth, gilt title to spine, d/w sunning to spine and slight chipping. G+/G.

London: The Banner of Truth Trust. 1964.. Examines the history and teachings of ecumenism specifically in the light of the Bible". Pp 236, name to fep. P/b, slight scuffing to spine, slight creasing to front cover, illustrated cover. G+.

London: A.R. Mowbray & Co. Ltd., 1953.. 1st English ed. "All who are concerned for the union of Christendom should study and digest these lucid lectures." Pp. 9/118. Red cloth, gilt title to spine, d/w has small edge tears. VG/G+.

London:SPCK, 1957.. Many of the eirenic contributions from each side today, roughly speaking "Protestant" and "Roman", begin with an accepted impasse in their own minds, and the assumption that there is no solution, unless one side has its own way. This impasse is an inheritance from the Reformation dilemma, which imposed an "either-or" decision on the ordinary man which we can now see to have been not necessary, which never ought to have been imposed, and with which he ought never to have been faced." Pp.28. Grey card covers. VG.

London: SCM, 1971.. 1st British ed. Lectures. Pp. 86/1 Notes. Green cloth, d/w, slightly sunned at front edges. VG/G+.

London: SPCK, 1984.. After a series of disappointments in local unity talks, an international group met in 1978 to review Anglican-Reformed relations against the background of the Reign of God inaugurated in the life, death and resurrection of Christ. The subsequent Commission, with members from six continents is confident that this Report will contrbute to a wide field of ecumenical relations." Pp.6/90; owner's label to title page. P/b. VG.

London: British Council of Churches. nd. (c.1965).. Pp 40. P/b. G+.

Slough: St. Paul. 1992.. An account of the events that led the English Church to break away from Rome and of the various ecumenical efforts and movements since to heal the rift". Pp 267, inscrip to fep. P/b. VG.

London: SCM, 1961.. 1st.ed. "A layman looks at the Ecumenical movement." Pp, 127, name to fep. P/b. G.

London: Darton, Longman & Todd, 1982.. 1st ed. Catholic Renewal in the Church of England. Pp.4/83. Paperback. VG.

Eastbourne: Marc. 1989.. 1st ed. "Combines wisdom, careful research and a deep knowledge of the Bible to provide a valuable aid for anyone whose church is facing a split - or wants to avoid one." Pp 188. P/b. VG.

London: SCM,1932.. 1st ed. Pp.128,inscribed to "R. Newton Flew from the author. 1932" to fep, inserted printed slip "With the authors compliments". Green paper covers, R.Newton Flew, Wesley House Cambridge to front, slight fading to spine. VG.

London: Church House Publishing. 2002.. The report brings to the churches a set of recommendations for the next five years. These include initiatives in the key mission area of passing on the faith to the next generation, and proposals for the setting up of local Ecumenical Partnership under the Meissen Agreement". Pp 66. P/b. VG.

London:The Highway Press,1954.. 1st ed. "So many books about unity are actually about Christian division. Dr Hanson really sets about discovering what unity means - not in the view of certain theologians - but in the Bible itself." Pp.71, owners details to fep, toning to endpapers. Blue cloth, d/w rubbed and chipped. G+/G.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1985.. 1st.ed. "Historical and theological examination which could result in a union between the Roman Catholic and Protestant Church." Pp.188 owners name to half-title, page edges slightly toned. Pbk. VG.

Glasgow: Collins/Fount, 1977.. 1st ed. Pp.127, toning to pages. Pbk. G+.

London: Lutterworth Press. 1963.. 1st.ed. "The author examines the question of Christian unity...the Reformation with respect to Catholic history and that in which he studies the theological condition of the churches today." Pp. 96. P/b. G.

London: The Catholic League in association with The Church Literature Association, 1982.. Post Vatican II book which argues that with Roman Catholic, Anglo-Catholic, and Evangelical support, the time had come for the Church of England to seek reconciliation with the Roman Catholic Church, while still retaining the distinctive traditions of Anglicanism. Pp.77, small edge stain not affecting pages internally. Paperback. G+.

London: Church House. 2004.. It is hoped that this volume will make a modest but serious contribution to Christian reflection on why unity matters and what kind of unity best serves God's purpose for a divided world". Pp 152. P/b. Illustrated cover. VG.