Lund Principle

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The Lund Principle is an ecumenical guideline urging churches to act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction require them to act separately.

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instanceOf ecumenical guideline ⓘ
ecumenical principle ⓘ
aimsAt practical ecumenical cooperation ⓘ
visible unity of the Church ⓘ
appliesTo Christian churches ⓘ
ecumenical relations ⓘ
articulatedIn Lund 1952 Faith and Order report ⓘ
associatedWith World Council of Churches Faith and Order Commission ⓘ
basedOn mutual recognition of Christian faith among churches ⓘ
theological convergence ⓘ
category Christian theology ⓘ
Ecumenism ⓘ
Interchurch relations ⓘ
concerns mission and evangelism ⓘ
social and diaconal action ⓘ
theological education cooperation ⓘ
worship cooperation ⓘ
context post-World War II ecumenical movement ⓘ
emphasizes acting together rather than separately ⓘ
common witness of churches ⓘ
cooperation in mission and service ⓘ
respect for deep doctrinal convictions ⓘ
formulatedAt Lund, Sweden ⓘ
formulatedBy World Council of Churches ⓘ
formulatedDuring Faith and Order Conference of the World Council of Churches in Lund 1952 ⓘ
formulatedInYear 1952 ⓘ
hasAlternativeName Lund Principle of Christian Unity ⓘ
Lund Principle of Ecumenism ⓘ
hasCoreStatement churches should act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction compel them to act separately ⓘ
hasLongTermImpact ongoing ecumenical practice in the 20th and 21st centuries ⓘ
influenced bilateral church agreements ⓘ
later ecumenical dialogues ⓘ
multilateral ecumenical processes ⓘ
practical cooperation between churches at local level ⓘ
language churches should act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction compel them to act separately ⓘ
normativeStatus moral and pastoral guideline rather than binding law ⓘ
recognizes existence of deep differences of conviction between churches ⓘ
limits to church cooperation ⓘ
relatedTo Faith and Order movement ⓘ
Life and Work movement ⓘ
ecumenical ecclesiology ⓘ
seeksToBalance ecumenical cooperation and confessional integrity ⓘ
usedAs criterion for ecumenical decision-making ⓘ
guideline for joint action of churches ⓘ
usedBy member churches of the World Council of Churches ⓘ
national councils of churches ⓘ
linked to: council of churches

regional ecumenical organizations ⓘ

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