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PublicationKató Szabolcs Ferencz20241175Pages: 584--585

PublicationÉles Éva20241175Pages: 574--575

PublicationKovács Sándor20241175Pages: 564--572

PublicationKató Szabolcs Ferencz20241172Pages: 218--221

PublicationBogdán Szabolcs János20241171Pages: 99--100

PublicationAdorjáni Dezső Zoltán20241171Pages: 102--107

PublicationKovács Sándor20241171Pages: 108--118

PublicationBalogh Csaba20241171Pages: 95--97

PublicationKató Béla20241171Pages: 97--98

PublicationKoppándi Botond Péter202415Pages: 189--217

Liturgical renewal attempts in the Unitarian church from the early 20th century to the present. This research examines the liturgical reform efforts within the Unitarian Church from the early 20th century to today. Analysis of relevant literature reveals a consistent call for renewal among ministers and parishioners, though translating this desire into action is fraught with challenges. The study concludes by highlighting essential components of successful liturgical renewal to guide and motivate those contemplating such changes.

PublicationAdorjáni Zoltán202415Pages: 167--185

The hermeneutics of István Tőkés. Following the First World War, the theological stance of the Transylvanian Reformed Church underwent a significant shift. Faculty members at the Reformed Theological Faculty of Cluj-Napoca embraced a “confessional, biblical, constructive” approach, realigning with core Reformed principles, and subsequently, in 1925, they began to follow Karl Barth’s New Reformed theology. István Tőkés, a New Testament professor at the Protestant Theological Institute in Cluj from 1973 to 1983, was mentored by these teachers. This paper explores the evolution of Tőkés’ hermeneutics and exegesis, particularly influenced by Albert Maksay.

ThesisNagy Bence Dávid2024Pages: 59Supervisor: Ősz Sándor Előd