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              <text>Unidad en la diferencia. Algunas claves para pensar el Diálogo Ecuménico hoy</text>
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              <text>El presente artículo, y en el contexto de la conmemoración de los 500 años de la Reforma Protestante iniciada por Martín Lutero en 1517, pretende ofrecer al lector algunas claves para entender y practicar el diálogo ecuménico con las comunidades cristianas evangélicas. A partir de ello, sostenemos como premisa de trabajo, que el ecumenismo se entiende como unidad en la diferencia, y que dicha convivencia representa un don del Espíritu de Jesús. Acogiendo la mediación de las ciencias del lenguaje, de la ecología y de la reflexión teológica reciente, ofrecemos tres claves como motor de un renovado ecumenismo, a saber, el diálogo y su relación con el silencio como conditio sine qua non de acogida del otro distinto. Luego, un acercamiento a lo que denominamos ecología humana ecuménica. Y en tercer lugar, una vuelta sobre el carácter martirial del cristianismo, en vistas al testimonio de la unidad en la diferencia.  Abstract: This article, and in the context of the commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation initiated by Martin Luther in 1517, aims to offer the reader some keys to understanding and practicing ecumenical dialogue with the evangelical Christian communities. From this, we maintain as a premise of work, that ecumenism is understood as unity in difference, and that this coexistence represents a gift of the Spirit of Jesus. Welcoming the mediation of the sciences of language, ecology and recent theological reflection, we offer three keys as the engine of a renewed ecumenism, namely, dialogue and its relation to silence as conditio sine qua non of welcoming the other. Then, an approach to what we call ecumenical human ecology. And third, a return on the martyrdom of Christianity, in view of the testimony of unity in difference.</text>
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              <text>Doctrinal Theology, Practical Theology</text>
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              <text>&lt;a href="https://revistacarthaginensia.com/index.php/CARTHAGINENSIA/article/view/22" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://revistacarthaginensia.com/index.php/CARTHAGINENSIA/article/view/22&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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