Concilium 2025/1
Nicaea After 1700 Years. Critical Insights into a Living Legacy
Edited by Luca Ferracci, Stephan van Erp, Susan Abraham
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Nicaea After 1700 Years. Critical Insights into a Living Legacy
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Contents
- The reception of the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed beyond the Roman limes: the case of the Goths
- An Apology of the Nicene Orthodoxy for Muslims: Elias of Nisibis’ Commentary on the Creed
- Introducing Trinity and Avoiding Trimurti: The Reception of the Trinitarian Doctrine of the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed in Early Modern India
- What does Nicaea have to do with Manila?: Theological Gaps and Contextualization in Filipino Christology
- The liturgical “decanonisation” of the Nicene-constantinopolitan Creed. Inserting the “Apostolic” Creed in the Post-Vatican II Ordo Missae
- The Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed in the editions of Communio (1972-1975). A struggle for Catholic identity?
- Beyond the Filioque Controversy and the Symbols of Faith: The Rise of Pentecostal, Charismatic and Non-Denominational Christianity
- Contributions from feminist theology to trinitarian theology. Reimagining the notion of “relationality”
- On the origins of the ecumenical re-appropriation of the Nicene faith (19th century)
- “Confessing the One Faith” The contribution of a Faith and Order study to the anniversary of the Council of Nicaea
- Toward an understanding of Ratzinger’s assertion of an “inalienable right of Greek thought to a place in Christianity”
Cite this issue
Luca Ferracci, Stephan van Erp, Susan Abraham (eds.), "Nicaea After 1700 Years. Critical Insights into a Living Legacy", Concilium 2025/1, SCM Press, 2025.
