Lund Principle

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The Lund Principle is an ecumenical guideline urging churches to act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction require them to act separately.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ecumenical guideline
ecumenical principle
aimsAt practical ecumenical cooperation
visible unity of the Church
appliesTo Christian churches
ecumenical relations
articulatedIn Lund 1952 Faith and Order report NERFINISHED
associatedWith World Council of Churches Faith and Order Commission NERFINISHED
basedOn mutual recognition of Christian faith among churches
theological convergence
category Christian theology
Ecumenism NERFINISHED
Interchurch relations
concerns mission and evangelism
social and diaconal action
theological education cooperation
worship cooperation
context post-World War II ecumenical movement
emphasizes acting together rather than separately
common witness of churches
cooperation in mission and service
respect for deep doctrinal convictions
formulatedAt Lund, Sweden NERFINISHED
formulatedBy World Council of Churches NERFINISHED
formulatedDuring Faith and Order Conference of the World Council of Churches in Lund 1952 NERFINISHED
formulatedInYear 1952
hasAlternativeName Lund Principle of Christian Unity NERFINISHED
Lund Principle of Ecumenism NERFINISHED
hasCoreStatement churches should act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction compel them to act separately GENERATED
hasLongTermImpact ongoing ecumenical practice in the 20th and 21st centuries
influenced bilateral church agreements
later ecumenical dialogues
multilateral ecumenical processes
practical cooperation between churches at local level
language churches should act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction compel them to act separately
normativeStatus moral and pastoral guideline rather than binding law
recognizes existence of deep differences of conviction between churches
limits to church cooperation
relatedTo Faith and Order movement NERFINISHED
Life and Work movement NERFINISHED
ecumenical ecclesiology
seeksToBalance ecumenical cooperation and confessional integrity
usedAs criterion for ecumenical decision-making
guideline for joint action of churches
usedBy member churches of the World Council of Churches
national councils of churches NERFINISHED
regional ecumenical organizations

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