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The Appeal of Polish Churches for the Protection of Creation

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Pawłowski S.
Roczniki Teologiczne
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2014
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vol. 61
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issue 7: Teologia Ekumeniczna
147-152
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The article presents the Appeal of Polish Churches for the protection of creation. It was signed the 16 January 2013 in Warsaw by heads of seven Churches belonging to the Polish Ecumenical Council and the Chairman of the Polish Bishops’ Conference of the Catholic Church. This ecumenical statement is an appeal and also a request to preserve creation as a work of God.
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W artykule został przedstawiony Apel Kościołów w Polsce o ochronę stworzenia, podpisany 16 stycznia 2013 r. przez zwierzchników siedmiu Kościołów należących do Polskiej Rady Ekumenicznej i przez Przewodniczącego Konferencji Episkopatu Polski. Ten ekumeniczny dokument jest apelem i prośbą o zachowanie Bożego stworzenia jako dzieła Boga.
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Polska Rada Ekumeniczna i jej znaczenie dla ekumenicznego dialogu

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Hanc W.
Łódzkie Studia Teologiczne
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2016
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vol. 25
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issue 4
13-28
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Seventy-year history of the Polish Ecumenical Council and its dialogical character is particularly significant for the history of the Ecumenical Church Council and the history of a dialogical attitude of the Roman Catholic Church in Poland. The Roman Catholic Church has been involved in the ecumenical dialogue since the constitution Lumen gentium (1964) which was issued during the II Vatican Council, the decree on ecumenism Unitatis redintegratio (1964) and the encyclical Ut unum sint (1995), which was written by the pope John Paul II, who tried to treat an ecumenical dialogue as an important ecumenical factor; it was understood both widely (as an ecumenical dimension of all ecumenical activities) and narrowly (as a doctrinal dialogue), which makes us pay particular attention to local dialogical structures that aim to get rid of still existing discrepancies, both in doctrines and practical forms of cooperation. It is evidenced by the history of mutual relationships between local churches in Poland, which conduct bilateral and multilateral dialogues. “Ecumenical Encyclopedia of Poland (1964–2014)” was issued in 2016 and it stresses the importance of inter-denominational doctrinal dialogues in Poland as an unusual achievement which plays “a key role in the striving for visible unity” of Christians from various traditions, which in the last 70 years have been gathered in the ecumenical structure of the Polish Ecumenical Council in its dialogical relations with the Roman Catholic church and vice versa of the Roman Catholic Church with the Polish Ecumenical Council. The following commissions played a particular role in this process: Mixed Commission consisting of the PEC members and the members from the Ecumenism Commission of the Polish Episcopate and Dialogue Sub-commission. This was the aim of the author of this article, who on the basis of multilateral dialogue related to the sacrament of baptism, attempted to confirm the thesis “the impossible becomes possible”, which is proclaimed by the ecumenists. Consequently, brotherly and sisterly relations can deepen in order to “achieve unity in truth”. For this reason the first part of this article presents the origins and development of the Polish Ecumenical Council; the second part contains ecumenical and dialogic initiatives of the Council and Roman Catholic church, while the third one demonstrates the results of local dialogues in Poland, which were conducted by the above mentioned church subjects; it is based on the incredible example regarding “the sacrament of baptism as a sign of unity” by which the “Declaration of Polish churches on the threshold of the third millennium” confirms bilateral dialogues, which aimed to finalize mutual recognition of the importance of baptism in the above mentioned ecclesial structures.
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KOŚCIOŁY EWA NGELICKIE WOBEC WYBRA NYCH KWESTII MIĘDZYNARODOWYCH I SPOŁECZNO-POLITYCZNYCH W PO LSCE PO 1989 RO KU

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Krawczyk D.
Studia Zachodnie
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2017
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vol. 19
229-242
PL
W artykule przedstawiono stanowisko środowiska ewangelickiego wobec wybranych kwestii międzynarodowych i społeczno-politycznych w Polsce po 1989 roku. Omówiono w nim zagadnienia związane ze stosunkami polsko-niemieckimi, przystąpieniem Polski do NATO i Unii Europejskiej. Przedstawiono stanowisko Kościołów ewangelickich wobec problematyki żydowskiej i państwa Izrael, konfliktu na Bałkanach, a także kwestię iracką i problem terroryzmu międzynarodowego. Nakreślono stosunek środowiska ewangelickiego do problemów społecznych współczesnego świata: homoseksualizmu, aborcji i eutanazji
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The article presents the position of the Protestant environment to a selected number of international issues and socio-political changes in Poland after 1989. The article discusses issues related to Polish-German relations, the Polish accession to NATO and the European Union. The article presents the position of evangelical churches to Jewish issues and the state of Israel, conflict in the Balkans, as well as the Iraqi issue and the problem of international terrorism. It shows the ratio of evangelical environment to social problems of the modern world: homosexuality, abortion and euthanasia
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