Ecumenical Dialogue

Ecumenism

• Ecumenical Work

• The Ecumenical Movement in the twentieth Century "Dogmatic Perspective"

Dialogue with

1- Byzantine Orthodox

• Interpretation of the Christological Agreement 

• The Christology of Saint Cyril

Four Agreed Statements

1. Anba Bishoy Monastery - Egypt - 1989

2. Chambesy - 1985

3. Geneva - 1990

4. Geneva 1993

2- Catholics

•  The Official dialogue Between the Catholic church and the Oriental Orthodox churches - January 2004,   Appendix I,  Appendix II,  Appendix III, Appendix IV, Appendix V, Appendix VI A, Appendix VI B,  Appendix VII,  Appendix VIII,  Appendix IX,  Appendix X, Appendix XI,  Appendix XII

•  Report of the Second Meeting of the International Joint Commission for Theological Dialogue between the Catholic church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches

•  The Third Meeting of the International Joint Commission for Theological Dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches - Photo

Responses to Catholic believe on:

• Procession of the Holy Spirit

• Salvation of Non-Believers

• Matrimony to Non-Believers

• The Immaculate Conception

3- Anglicans

• Ordination of Women to the Priesthood

• The Christological Teaching of the Assyrian Church of the East

• Towards an Agreed Statement on Christology

4- Reformed

• Introduction to the Sacraments of the Church (Oriental Orthodox -Reformed dialogue)

• Theological Dialogue with the World Alliance of Reformed Churches

5- Assyrians (Nestorian)

• Commentaries on papers introduced by  the Assyrians Church Theologians

• Dialogue with the Assyrian Church and its effect on the dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church

• The View of the Coptic Orthodox Church concerning Theodore of Mopsuestia and Nestorius of Constantinople

• Theodore of Mopsuestia- Coptic Orthodox Perspective

• Coptic Orthodox View towards Nestorius and the teachings of St. Cyril of Alexandria in the Council of Ephesus 431

• The Christological Teaching of the Assyrian Church of the East

• The Status of the Assyrian Church of the East

• Changing the Title of The Nestorian Assyrian Church into The Assyrian Church of the East in camouflage  to deceit others that they are not Nestorian