Ecclesiology is the theological study of the Christian Church, exploring its origins, structure, practices, and its role in salvation and society. It addresses questions about the nature of the Church, its authority, and its relationship with Christ and the world.

Ecclesiology

theological study of the Christian Church

Origins of the Church

Structure of the Church

Practices of the Church

role in salvation

Role in society

The Nature of the Church refers to its fundamental essence and purpose as a spiritual community, often seen as the Body of Christ, tasked with continuing His mission on Earth. It encompasses its roles in worship, teaching, fellowship, and service, reflecting its divine and human dimensions within the Christian faith.

nature of the Church

Authority of the Church

relationship with Christ

Relationship with the world

Comunhão com Outros Cristãos

Peter the Apostle

Contemporary Perspectives on Calvinism

Relevant Degrees

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