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Scripture and ecumenism: Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, and Jewish. Edited and introd. by Leonard J. Swidler.
Statement of responsibility: Duquesne University.; Swidler, L. J.
General material designation: Not recorded
Bibliographic description (AACR2)
| Accession no. | SL-619 |
|---|---|
| Resource type | Book |
| Edition | Not recorded |
| Language | English |
| Place of publication | Not recorded |
| Publisher | Duquesne University Press |
| Date of publication | 1965 |
| Collation / extent | 197 p. |
| Number of pages | 197 |
| Series | Not recorded |
| ISBN | Not recorded |
| ISSN | Not recorded |
| Call number | BT90 .Sw6 |
Contents: Introduction / Leonard Swidler -- Scripture, tradition and ecumenism / Albert C. Outler -- Scripture and tradition in the theology of Karl Barth / Robert McAfee Brown -- The meaning of tradition / John Meyendorff -- The meaning of scripture / George Tavard -- Sola scriptura / Markus Barth -- The relevance of Old Testament studies for ecumenism / Roland E. Murphy -- Judaism, scriptures and ecumenism / Steven S. Schwarzschild -- Toward a common Bible? / David Noel Freedman -- Biblical theology and scholastic theology / Anthony A. Stephenson. Other Notes: Nine papers delvered at the annual ecumenical seminar held at Duquesne university, spring, 1941. Includes bibliographical references. Published in: Pittsburgh Physical description: vii, 197 pages 23 cm.
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Subject headings: Doctrinal Theology Christian union. Tradition (Theology)
Availability by copy
| Item code | Location | Shelf / Site | Collection | Status | Due date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BT90 .Sw6 C.1 | Adenta New Site | - | - | Available | - |
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