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The Church in Dialogue: Walking With Other Believers

Arinze, Francis Cardinal

Published by Ignatius Pr, 1990

ISBN 10: 0898702992 ISBN 13: 9780898702996

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The Church in Dialogue: Walking With Other Believers

Francis Cardinal Arinze

Published by Ignatius Pr August 1990, 1990

ISBN 10: 0898702992 ISBN 13: 9780898702996

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Trade Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Family-owned bookshop in Steubenville, Ohio: BookMarx Bookstore. Books shipped within 24 hours. Previous owners' names on half-title page. VERY GOOD+ No marks noted in text. Binding is tight and square. Gently read. . . . . . . . . . . .The Cardinal shows that dialog is not in conflict with the mission of the Church to make disciples of all nations, as Christ commanded. The dialog is a means of teaching. Conversion occurs due to a grace from God, not by force of the actions of people. Are we, therefore, hoping for a conversion to Catholicism? No, each party to the conversation should be hoping that God's will be done. Perhaps the greatest argument in favor of dialog is the danger of no dialog. Mistrust will grow into open hostility and international, regional or just personal warfare among the religious, violating the dignity and fundamental rights of individual people. Cardinal Arinze's book presents the history of the dialogs between religions, the principles to use in the dialogs, the problems to be expected, and possible future developments. -- Frederick A. Costello. Seller Inventory # 84153

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