Idolatry, Polarization, and the Politics of Faith
Aaron Hollander, for Ecumenical Trends - Idolatry, Polarization, and the Politics of Faith
Ecumenical Trends is the bimonthly journal of Graymoor Ecumenical & Interreligious Institute, which publishes articles on the ecumenical and interreligious movements. The journal is available in print and online. Ecumenical Trends reports on current trends and progress in these movements around the world. It covers theological consultations, conversations, dialogues and cooperation, and it notes the availability of documents and resources. Ecumenical Trends occasionally publishes the text of dialogue documents.
Regularly, Ecumenical Trends features exclusive interviews with leaders in the ecumenical and interreligious fields. Those interviews are here made available to the general public.
Beyond the Open Door: Building on Fifty Years of Ecumenical Trends
Aaron Hollander, for Ecumenical Trends - Beyond the Open Door: Building on Fifty Years of Ecumenical Trends
Interreligious Dialogue: Reckoning with the Legacies of Christian Anti-Judaism
Aaron Hollander, for Ecumenical Trends - On Us the Blood? Interreligious Reckoning with the Legacies of Christian Anti-Judaism
ECUMENICAL DIALOGUE: Asceticism, Ethics, and the Renewal of the Earth
Aaron Hollander, for Ecumenical Trends - On the Far Side of Revenge: Social Division and the Hope of Ecumenics in Northern Ireland and the United States
ECUMENICAL DIALOGUE: Social Division and the Hope of Ecumenics
Aaron Hollander, for Ecumenical Trends - On the Far Side of Revenge: Social Division and the Hope of Ecumenics in Northern Ireland and the United States
ECUMENICAL DIALOGUE: The Armenian Apostolic Church
Aaron Hollander, for Ecumenical Trends - Exile and Hospitality: Bishop Daniel Findikyan on The Armenian Apostolic Church and the Wisdom of Marginality
Bartholomew: The Ecumenical Patriarchate in the Early Twenty-First Century – A Personal Perspective
Rev. Dr. William G. Rusch reflects on the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Istanbul in the early twenty-first century.
Ecumenical Dialogue: The Legacy of 1619
Aaron Hollander, for Ecumenical Trends - Let Justice Roll: Teresa Hord Owens on the Legacy of 1619 and the Ministry of Reconciliation
Interreligious Dialogue: A Dispatch on Gratitude
Aaron Hollander, for Ecumenical Trends: Professor Siddiqui, I’m so glad to have the chance to sit down with you, in the midst of an interreligious workshop that you’ve organized on gratitude.