Bolt, John Editor mixed material bibliography Canada Paideia Press, Ltd. 1986 monographic id Indonesia

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160 p. ; 19 cm. One of the contributing factors to the tension and polarization that exists in the Reformed community may be that there are different conceptions about the very nature of truth itself. Is there a shift from understanding Christian truth in terms of doctrine (orthodoxy) to the truth as right moral and social ac-tion (orthopraxis)? What is the correct relationship between the two? How has the Christian church traditionally understood the concept of heresy? What is the extent and limit of toleration in the church? Is all schism or separation sin? Can a Reformed church be both "zrue" and "catholic" or is the one inevitably sacrificed to the other? Should the church consider itself placed in a state of confession (status confessionis) when it confronts social and moral issues such as apartheid, nuclear armament and feminism? What does this imply for the church's responsibility to confess the Reformed faith today? 230.50888151144 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 230.5 Bol o E94019149 Non Fiction 230.5 Bol o-2 E09007677 Non Fiction 230.5 Bol o Orthodoxy_and_orthopraxis.jpeg 18997 2014-01-23 09:33:34 2025-05-15 11:26:06 machine generated