True and False Reform in the Church
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True and False Reform in the Church

by Yves Congar

Religion Theology
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In True and False Reform in the Church, Yves Congar explores the meaning of reform within the Christian Church. By distinguishing true reform from false reform, this focused theological work invites readers to consider how ecclesial change should be understood in relation to the Church’s identity and life.

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True and False Reform in the Church addresses the question of how reform in the Church should be understood.

Yves Congar distinguishes between reform that is genuine and reform that is false, as indicated by the book’s title.

The work offers a focused theological reflection on change, continuity, and the life of the Church.

It is suited to readers interested in Christian thought, ecclesiology, and discussions of reform within religious institutions.

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