- Calvinists.
Irenical has
become a
commonly used
adjective to
design an
idealist and
pacific conception, such as the
democratic peace theory.
False irenicism or...
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Christianity portal Gamaliel's
principle Inclusivism Invisible church Irenicism One true
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defending theologically conservative evangelical Protestantism from an
irenic perspective,
engaging with
proponents of
Roman Catholicism,
Eastern Orthodoxy...
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political plurality, but acts as its defender.": 50 He
referred to his
irenical disposition in the
Preface to On Free Will as a
secret inclination of nature...
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issues within Protestantism being divisive,
there was also a
return to the
Irenicism: the
search for
religious peace.
David Pareus was a
leading Reformed theologian...
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influenced by
three external factors. Firstly, he was
influenced by the
Irenic ideas being circulated in
Italian circles in
reaction to the new Humanist...
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Herder Book Co., 1924) p. 51 Baker-Smith,
Dominic (2006). "Affectivity and
Irenicism".
Erasmus of
Rotterdam Society Yearbook. 26 (1): 29–42. doi:10.1163/187492706X00051...
- Kindness.
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- case for universalism". Tom
Greggs called it "a
genuinely beautiful and
irenic book".
Other favorable reviewers have
lauded it as "a p****ionate proclamation...
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contributor to the
Jesuit magazine America and
wrote several books.
Quinn was an
irenic and
liberal presence in San
Francisco who, in the 1970s and 1980s, offered...
