The Basis of Union is a historic document, finalised in 1971, to provide the theological and biblical foundations for what was to become the Uniting Church in Australia. The fiftieth anniversary of its publication provided a fitting opportunity to review the Basis and to consider its ongoing significance for current members of the Church.
The essays in the book reflect the extraordinary changes in church and society over the fifty year period and how the Basis itself must be considered and interpreted in ways that reflect the experiences of belonging within a contemporary community of believers.
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Geoff Thompson teaches systematic theology at Pilgrim Theological College, located on the lands of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people. He has previously served in congregational ministry in suburban Melbourne and on the faculty of Trinity Theological College, Brisbane. He has published widely on the theology of the Uniting Church.
Ji Zhang is a Uniting Church minister on the land of Boonwurrung People. Previously, Ji was Theologian-in-Residence of the National Assembly, working in collaboration with Assembly, UnitingCare, and UnitingWorld. Ji was born in Shanghai and studied theology in Melbourne and Boston. His research area is Christianity in China during the 7th century.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Basis of Union is a historic document, finalised in 1971, to provide the theological and biblical foundations for what was to become the Uniting Church in Australia. The fiftieth anniversary of its publication provided a fitting opportunity to review the Basis and to consider its ongoing significance for current members of the Church.The essays in the book reflect the extraordinary changes in church and society over the fifty year period and how the Basis itself must be considered and interpreted in ways that reflect the experiences of belonging within a contemporary community of believers. Artikel-Nr. 9781922589422
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