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| author |
Marisa Tabizon Thompson
| | title |
That We All May Be One: Toward a Deeper Understanding of Ethics in Ecumenism in The Episcopal Church
| | abstract |
The discussions regarding denominational full communion between The Episcopal
Church (TEC) and the United Methodist Church (UMC) in the 21st century caused this
author to question the fullness of the ecumenical policy and practice of TEC, in particular
its relation to and reflection of TEC theology and ethics. This thesis reflects on
ecumenism in TEC as it relates to history, theology, and ethics, and offers a proposal on
how to more fully articulate and foster a deeper understanding of the Chicago-Lambeth
Quadrilateral in conversation with the Baptismal Covenant as the key to ecumenism with
the intention of developing and implementing consistent and comprehensive policy in
denominational ecumenical efforts.
| | school |
The Theological School, Drew University
| | degree |
D.Min. (2021)
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| advisor |
Kate M Ott
R. William Franklin
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| committee |
Margaret Rose
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| full text | MTThompson.pdf |
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