Mapping the Differentiated Consensus of the Joint Declaration

1. Introduction: The Problem of Ecclesial Disunion
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

Part I. The Joint Declaration: History & Critiques

2. Justification and Anthropology in the JDDJ
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

3. The Problem of Differentiated Consensus
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

Part II. Consensus and Conceptual Mapping

4. What Is Ecumenical Consensus?
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

5. Consensus Despite Difference
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

6. Cognitive Linguistics and Consensus
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

7. Cognitive Linguistics and Theology
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

Part III. Mapping the Differentiated Consensus in the JDDJ

8. Mapping the Catholic Blend: Trent and Concupiscence
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

9. The Catholic Blend Sin and the JDDJ
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

10. Mapping the Lutheran Blend: Simul Iustus Et Peccator

Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

11. The Lutheran Blend Sin and the JDDJ
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

12. Conclusion: Differentiated Consensus in the JDDJ
Jakob Karl Rinderknecht

Keywords: Religious Studies, Christian Theology, Comparative Religion, Philosophy of Religion