Zwei Kirchenfamilien im Protestantismus: ein Beitrag zur Selbstwahrnehmung der protestantischen Großkirche im deutschen Sprachraum heute

The article starts out from a critique of a normative self-conception which holds the „Volkskirche“ (such as in Germany) to be the only truly protestant and simply best kind of church in general. In contrast to this a more descriptive concept of four church families is developed. It holds that, besi...

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Published in:Pastoraltheologie
Main Author: Hauschildt, Eberhard 1958- (Author)
Format: Electronic/Print Article
Language:German
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Published: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht [2016]
In: Pastoraltheologie
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Germany / Protestantism / Pentecostal churches
B Catholic church / Protestantism / Pentecostal churches / Orthodox Church / Categorization
RelBib Classification:AD Sociology of religion; religious policy
KBB German language area
KDB Roman Catholic Church
KDD Protestant Church
KDF Orthodox Church
KDG Free church
NBN Ecclesiology
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Summary:The article starts out from a critique of a normative self-conception which holds the „Volkskirche“ (such as in Germany) to be the only truly protestant and simply best kind of church in general. In contrast to this a more descriptive concept of four church families is developed. It holds that, besides the orthodox churches and the Roman Catholic Church, within protestantism two church families can be distinguished (the „churches of the reformation“ and the „pentecostal churches and other holiness churches”) with many other protestant denominations somewhere in between. Common and distinguishing characteristics of these two church families are outlined, and strengths and weaknesses of them discussed.
ISSN:0720-6259
Contains:Enthalten in: Pastoraltheologie
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.13109/path.2016.105.7.333