The globalization era and the right of the church to preach the Gospel to all peoples: canonical-juridical considerations and assessments = « L’ère de la mondialisation » et le droit de l’Église de proclamer la Bonne Nouvelle à tous les gens : les réflexions et évaluations canonico-juridiques = L’“era della globalizzazione” e il diritto della Chiesa ad annunciare la Buona Novella a tutta la gente : considerazioni e giudizi canonico-giuridici
Under the divine mandate (see Mt 28, 19; Mk 16, 15), the Church received from its Founder, our Saviour Jesus Christ, the right to preach His Gospel to all nations. In the first millennium, the Church Fathers gave expression to this divine law in thefirst millennial canonical ecumenical legislation (...
| Subtitles: | Ecumenical Juridical Thought L’“era della globalizzazione” e il diritto della Chiesa ad annunciare la Buona Novella a tutta la gente Youth - Church - Evangelism « L’ère de la mondialisation » et le droit de l’Église de proclamer la Bonne Nouvelle à tous les gens |
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | English |
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Wydawn. Uniw. Śląskiego
2017
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Ecumeny and law
Year: 2017, Volume: 5, Pages: 127-145 |
| Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains: | B
Church
/ Preaching
/ Globalization
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| RelBib Classification: | SA Church law; state-church law SB Catholic Church law XA Law |
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Canon law
B Evangelization B législation européenne et nationale B Globalization B Church law B Church Law B liberté de religion B legislazione europea e nazionale B Church teachings B istruzione religiosa B Private law B canonical and civil legislation B Éducation religieuse B libertà di culto religioso B Preaching B Mission B Church evangelization and missionary activity |
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| Summary: | Under the divine mandate (see Mt 28, 19; Mk 16, 15), the Church received from its Founder, our Saviour Jesus Christ, the right to preach His Gospel to all nations. In the first millennium, the Church Fathers gave expression to this divine law in thefirst millennial canonical ecumenical legislation (see Apostolic Canon 34, Apostolic 58, Trulan Synod 19, etc.). In the Roman-Byzantine era — and especially in the Byzantine era — this right was stipulated expressis verbis by the state legislation of the Roman Empire (West and East). The international Law and the EU law, including the law of the states from the “globalization era,” that is, our era, provided in their texts for the legal justification of any recognized religious denominations to make known its faith teachings, in writing or orally; hence the right of its members to establish confessional schools, in order to teach religion in state schools, and to carry out evangelization missionary activities. Dans le cadre de la mission divine (cf. Mt 28,19 ; Mc 16,15), l’Église a reçu de son Fondateur, Notre Sauveur Jésus-Christ, le droit de prêcher son Évangile à toutes les nations. Dans le premier millénaire, les Pères de l’Église ont inclus ce droit dans la législation universelle (cf. p.ex. le canon 34 apostolique, le concile in Trullo 19). À l’époque romano-byzantine, et surtout à l’époque byzantine, ce droit a été expressis verbis inclus dans la législation étatique de l’Empire romain (occidental et oriental). Le droit international et celui de l’Union européenne, y compris le droit des États de « l’ère de la mondialisation », c’est-à-dire de notre ère, contient d’habitude l’obligation à tolérer chaque culte religieux reconnu de manière à ce que ses adeptes puissent révéler leur foi, à l’écrit ou à l’oral, mais aussi à ce qu’ils aient le droit de fonder des écoles confessionnelles ou bien d’enseigner la religion dans les écoles publiques et de mener une activité évangélique missionnaire. Nell’ambito del mandato di Dio (vedi Mt 28,19; Mc 16,15) la Chiesa ricevette dal suo Fondatore, nostro Salvatore Gesù Cristo, il diritto di predicare il Suo Vangelo a tutti i popoli. Nel primo millennio i Padri della Chiesa racchiusero tale diritto nella legislazione universale (vedi ad esempio il Canone Apostolico 34, il Concilio in Trullo 19). Nell’epoca romano-bizantina, e specialmente nell’epoca bizantina, tale diritto fu racchiuso expressis verbis nella legislazione statale dell’Impero Romano (occidentale e orientale). Il diritto internazionale e il diritto dell’UE, tra cui il diritto degli stati dell’”era della globalizzazione” ossia della nostra era, comprende solitamente l’obbligo di tollerare ciascun culto religioso riconosciuto, in modo che i suoi seguaci possano rivelare la propria fede, per iscritto o oralmente, ed abbiano anche il diritto di costituire scuole confessionali o di insegnare la religione nelle scuole statali e di svolgere l’attività evangelica missionaria. |
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| ISSN: | 2391-4327 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Ecumeny and law
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