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Table of contents	1
Editorial	4
Vielfältige Anerkennungsprozesse und die Frage nach ihrer theologischen Basis	7
Eine doppelte Problemstellung	7
Die Dreistelligkeit der Anerkennung: „Anerkennen als“	9
Drei Gestalten der Anerkennung	10
Differenzierung 1: Anerkennung von Sachverhalten vs. personale und institutionelle Anerkennung	11
Differenzierung 2: Vom Gabediskurs lernen	12
Gottes schöpferische Anerkennung	13
Fazit und offene Fragen	15
The de-cognition of recognition	17
Introduction	17
Towards de-cognition of recognition	18
Encounter and relationship	19
Narrativity and experience	21
Hospitality and otherness	23
Conclusion	24
Why Ecumenical Dialogue Matters for the Orthodox Church	25
Introduction	25
Personal Deification	27
Ecclesial Deification	30
Conclusions	34
Learning ecumenically from each other	35
The concept of open sobornicity	35
Receptive ecumenism	37
Brief comparison	39
Examples from the past	39
Conclusion	43
Ecumenical recognition and reception in free church perspective	44
Introduction	44
Free churches: definition	45
Recognition: individual, local church, supra-local church	46
Recognition: faith, sacraments and ministries	48
Conclusion	48
Eucharistic hospitality	50
Introduction	50
Cases that sparked the debate	50
Present challenges	53
Searching for terminology	54
Re-interpreting the terminology	57
About the authors	58
Colofon	60

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