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008 960925s1997 sz b 000 0 eng
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050 00 $aBT736.4$b.R43 1997
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245 04 $aThe reconciliation of peoples :$bchallenge to the churches /$cedited by Gregory Baum, Harold Wells.
260 $aGeneva, Switzerland :$bWCC Publications ;$aMaryknoll, N.Y. :$bOrbis Books,$c1997.
300 $aix, 195 pages ;$c24 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
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505 00 $tTheology for reconciliation : biblical perspectives on forgiveness and grace /$rHarold Wells --$tThe dialectic of reconciliation : church and the transition to democracy in South Africa /$rJohn W. de Gruchy --$tTelling one another stories : toward a theology of reconciliation /$rCharles Villa-Vicencio --$tThe Church and genocide : lessons from the Rwandan tragedy /$rIan Linden --$tThe Christian ministry of reconciliation in Chile /$rJose Aldunate --$tThe Tozanso process : ecumenical efforts for Korean reconciliation and reunification /$rErich Weingartner --$tThe Church and reconciliation in ethnic conflicts : the case of Fizi /$rRalph R. Premdas --$tThe Palestinian Center for Rapprochement between People /$rCatherine Peck --$tA dialogue on reconciliation in Belgrade : the report of a participant /$rJim Forest --$tReconciliation and the churches in Northern Ireland /$rMichael Hurley --$tThe role of the churches in Polish-German reconciliation /$rGregory Baum --$tTestimonies of atonement : a German Protestant movement, Aktion Sühnezeichen Friedensdienste (ASF) /$rAndrea Koch and Brigitte Scheiger --$tUnderstanding with new hearts : a Protestant church and the aspirations of Quebec /$rA.H. Harry Oussoren --$tA First Nations movement in a Canadian church /$rStanley McKay and Janet Silman --$tA theological afterword /$rGregory Baum.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
520 1 $a"Modern ethnic tension and conflict, fueled by poverty and despair, have led to a worldwide escalation of hostility among peoples. From Bosnia to Rwanda to Sri Lanka there seems to be no end to the list of countries in conflict - and the deep divisions along religious lines that become fuel for the fires. Ethnic conflict challenges peacemakers and, in particular, peacemakers in the churches. This collection of fifteen original essays reports on the efforts of church-based groups to foster reconciliation between former combatants in many different contexts." "The opening essay by Harold Wells explores biblical perspectives on forgiveness, reconciliation and grace. The essays on particular conflicts reflect upon actual efforts and achievements by Christian churches, organizations, and individuals to bring about reconciliation among former enemies. These conflicts include peoples divided (the Irish, the Koreans, the Rwandan/Burundians), peoples persecuted internally by their own ruling elite (the Chileans, the Fijians), peoples tragically deprived of land and home (the Palestinians), and peoples torn apart by war (the Germans, the Poles, the peoples of the Balkans). Reconciliation in these contexts is the only way for "two parties to rewrite their histories and enter upon a new path." The concluding essay by Gregory Baum reflects theologically on the meaning and demands of reconciliation, and why it is at times so difficult for churches to take on the role of mediator."--Jacket.
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650 17 $aConflicten.$2gtt
650 17 $aKerkgenootschappen.$2gtt
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700 1 $aBaum, Gregory,$d1923-2017.
700 1 $aWells, Harold.
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