Perspectief 2015-29

Inhoudsopgave	1
Redactioneel	4
The Making of an Ecumenical Text	6
I Ecclesiology as an Ecumenical Problem	7
1. The churches and the Church	7
2. Ecclesiology often presupposes division	7
3. Some models of church	8
4. Some classical questions of ecclesiology	9
5. Faith and Order and Ecclesiology	9
II Phase One: Towards The Nature and Purpose of the Church (1998)	11
1. The Idea of a Study on Ecclesiology and the First Plan	11
2. The Study on Ecclesiology as a Commentary of the 1991 Canberra Statement on Unity as Koinonia	14
3. The Nature and Purpose of the Church	17
III Phase Two: Towards The Nature and Mission of the Church (2005)	19
1. The Responses to The Nature and Purpose of the Church	19
2. Further Work on Mission and the Sacramental Nature of the Church	20
3. The Nature and Mission of the Church	20
IV Phase Three: Towards The Church, Towards a Common Vision (2012)	21
1. Responses to The Nature and Mission of the Church	22
2. The Contribution of the 2009 Plenary Commission and of the 2011 Inter-Orthodox Consultation	22
3. Redrafting The Nature and Mission of the Church	24
V The architecture and the Reading of The Church, Towards a Common Vision	26
1. Chapter 1	26
2. Chapter 2	26
3. Chapters 3 and 4	27
4. The Rhetoric of the Architecture	27
5. Reading an Ecumenical Text	27
An Eastern Orthodox Reaction	29
I The Convergence Text The Church: Towards A Common Vision, its Content and Significance	29
II The Understanding of Ecumenical Movement as a Return to Orthodoxy and the Exclusivist Orthodox Ecclesiological Models	34
III Instead of a Conclusion	39
Reaction from a Roman Catholic Perspective	41
I Stilistic issues	41
II Similarities and contrasts with Roman Catholic ecclesiology	42
III Partaking at one eucharistic table	44
IV The fate of the image of church as creatura verbi	45
V A final Catholic note at the end	46
Een gemeenschappelijke visie op de kerk?	48
I Inleiding	48
II Een gemeenschappelijk visie?	50
III Conclusie	52
Een reactie vanuit de ‘Believers Church’ traditie	53
De Kerk – op weg naar een gemeenschappelijke visie	58
I Een goede basis voor het oecumenisch gesprek over wezen en zending van de Kerk	59
II Verlangen naar eenheid en naar de mogelijkheid om die eenheid te ervaren	59
III Erkennen van elkaars kerk-zijn in gebrokenheid.	60
IV Eenheid in legitieme verscheidenheid	61
Bijlage 1	63
Colofon	66

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