Chapter 4 The Construction of Community
This chapter explores and expands on the tripartite typology of ‘ecclesiasticism,’ ‘sectarianism’ and ‘mysticism’ which Ernst Troeltsch developed in his The Social Teachings of the Christian Churches. Ulrich Schmiedel argues that Troeltsch anticipates Nic
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ELASTICIZED ECCLESIOLOGY THE CONCEPT OF COMMUNITY AFTER ERNST TROELTSCH
Ulrich Schmiedel
Pathways for Ecumenical and Interreligious Dialogue Series Editors Gerard Mannion Department of Theology Georgetown University Washington, District of Columbia, USA Mark Chapman Ripon College Cuddesdon Cuddesdon Oxford, United Kingdom
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Ulrich Schmiedel
Elasticized Ecclesiology The Concept of Community after Ernst Troeltsch
Ulrich Schmiedel Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Munich, Germany
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Acknowledgments
If the elasticization of ecclesiology co
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