The misunderstanding of the church / by Emil Brunner ; translated by Harold Knight. [print]

By:

Brunner, Emil, 1889-1966 [Author]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780718891336

Uniform titles:

Missverstandnis der Kirche. English

Subject(s):

Church

LOC classification:

BV600.B897.M578 2002
BV600

Available additional physical forms:

Contents:

The historical origin of the "ecclesia" -- The apostles and the fellowship -- The Christian fellowship and tradition -- The Christian fellowship and the Holy Spirit -- The Christian community in its messianic eschatological character -- Divine service, the life of the "ecclesia" -- The starting point of ecclesiastical development -- The Christian fellowship and the rise of the church -- The Christ-community and the churches of history -- The task before the churches: to serve the growth of the "ecclesia" -- The summing up; outlook for the future.

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Translation of Das Missverstandnis der Kirche.

Includes bibliographical references.

The supernatural Christian community and the problem of the church -- The historical origin of the "ecclesia" -- The apostles and the fellowship -- The Christian fellowship and tradition -- The Christian fellowship and the Holy Spirit -- The Christian community in its messianic eschatological character -- Divine service, the life of the "ecclesia" -- The starting point of ecclesiastical development -- The Christian fellowship and the rise of the church -- The Christ-community and the churches of history -- The task before the churches: to serve the growth of the "ecclesia" -- The summing up; outlook for the future.

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