Discover the historical context and scriptural interpretations surrounding the identity of Jesus, including insights from the ecumenical council of Nicaea in 325 AD and biblical passages from the Gospel of Luke. Explore the significance of Jesus as Lord, Christ, and Savior, as well as the perspectiv

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The eternal nature of Christ has been a topic of debate in Christian theology for centuries. The 4th ecumenical council at Chalcedon in 451 affirmed the dual but united nature of Christ as both God and man. The Apostle John's writings also emphasize the eternal existence of Christ, describing Him as

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This lecture explores the evolution of canon law and canonical institutions, focusing on the period leading up to Gratian's groundbreaking work. The canonic material, before Gratian's efforts to reconcile contradictions, was a compilation from various sources such as ecumenical and local councils, p

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This content provides insight into the World Day of Prayer, guiding principles for group conversations, and the importance of inclusive dialogue and respectful relationships within the ecumenical movement. It highlights the role of women in expressing their faith, the significance of listening and s

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Delve into the theological foundation of diakonia through the lens of Trinity, Holy Communion, and mission. Learn about the significance of serving tables in Acts 6 and the call to make disciples of all nations in Matthew 28. The workshop aims to revitalize diaconal work within the church and offer

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Liverpool Hope University is an ecumenical Christian foundation offering a unique academic community rooted in Catholic and Anglican traditions. With a focus on personalized learning and collaboration with like-minded institutions, it provides undergraduate and postgraduate programs in a small, incl

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