William Palmer war ein englischer Theologe und Antiquar, der die Praktikabilität der Interkommunion zwischen der anglikanischen und der östlich-orthodoxen Kirche untersuchte. Seine Arbeit befasste sich mit tiefgreifenden theologischen Fragen und dem Versuch, historische Gräben zwischen christlichen Konfessionen zu überbrücken. Seine Suche nach Einheit im Christentum führte ihn schließlich zum Übertritt zur römisch-katholischen Kirche, was seine fortwährende Suche nach spirituellem Verständnis widerspiegelt. Seine Beiträge zeugen von der Komplexität theologischer Reflexion und der Suche nach Wahrheit.
It is 1792 and a group of English gentlemen is recruiting settlers for a new world. But then the tropical rains begin and beat relentlessly down, fever strikes arbitrarily, and violence reveals itself in this brave new world...
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This firsthand account of a visit to the Russian Orthodox Church provides valuable insights into the beliefs and practices of one of the world's oldest and most influential Christian traditions. The authors, both Anglican clergymen, offer a sympathetic but critical assessment of Russian Orthodoxy, its liturgy, and its relationship with the state.
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