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The assembly theme: a patristic approach.
From:
The Ecumenical Review
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July 1, 2005| Author:
Bosch, Leandro
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Today's world is a maelstrom of changes and transformations characterized above all else by its essentially multiform nature. These many convulsions, as may be observed, come one after another and have one outstanding feature: the giddy pace driving them on and accompanying the changes that are taking place at all levels and in all areas of human life in postmodern society. We are thus experiencing constant flux at the economic, technological, cultural and social levels and, we must...
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