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455.3 ROOTS OF RESISTANCE TO SYNODAL CONVERSION. FOR AN ECCLESIAL AUTHENTICITY

De Biasio G. *

Pontifical Theological Faculty of Southern Italy; I.S.S.R. "Ss. Apostoli Pietro e Paolo" ~ Napoli ~ Italy

455.4 "WHEN RENEWAL AND ADVANCEMENT STALL": A POLITICAL PHILOSOPHICAL READING OF THE ASSESSMENT OF SYNODALIZATION IN/OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

Van Rompaey J. *

UCLouvain ~ Louvain-la-Neuve ~ Belgium

455.5 DEMOCRACY NEEDS RELIGION AND RELIGION NEEDS DEMOCRACY: ARE CATHOLICS CONCERNED?

Costa P. *

Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Center for Religious Studies ~ Trento ~ Italy

455.6 SYNODAL DIVERSITY WITHIN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. CAN THE LATIN CHURCH LEARN FROM THE EASTERN CHURCHES?

Berkmann B. *

Ludwig-Maximilian-University ~ Munich ~ Germany

46.1 THE DISENCHANTMENT OF INFORMED CONSENT: RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS AS EPISTEMIC RESOURCES

Ropelato T. *

University of Turin / Bruno Kessler Foundation - Center for Religious Studies ~ Trento ~ Italy

46.2 TRANSHUMANISM AND CATHOLICISM: RECONCILING TECHNOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT WITH RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES

Balistreri M. *

DISTU, University of Tuscia ~ Viterbo ~ Italy

46.3 PERCEPTIONS OF MEDICAL STUDENTS FROM VERONA AND HALLE ON END-OF-LIFE ISSUES: AN INTERCULTURAL COMPARISON WITH A FOCUS ON RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION

Patuzzo Manzati S. *

Department of Surgery, Dentistry, Paediatrics and Gynaecology, University of Verona ~ Verona ~ Italy

46.4 THE STATE OF CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION REGARDING END-OF-LIFE DECISIONS IN CERTAIN EUROPEAN STATES - A COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS

Köbel D. *

Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church of Hungary ~ Budapest ~ Hungary

46.5 CATHOLIC BIOETHICS

Pegoraro R. *

PONTIFICIA ACCADEMIA PER LA VITA-CITTA' DEL VATICANO ~ ROMA ~ Italy

460.1 NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH: THE MOUNT ZION SAGA IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Introvigne M. *

CESNUR (Center for Studies on New Religions) ~ Torino ~ Italy

Papers

Results: 1430

455.3

ROOTS OF RESISTANCE TO SYNODAL CONVERSION. FOR AN ECCLESIAL AUTHENTICITY

455.4

"WHEN RENEWAL AND ADVANCEMENT STALL": A POLITICAL PHILOSOPHICAL READING OF THE ASSESSMENT OF SYNODALIZATION IN/OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

455.5

DEMOCRACY NEEDS RELIGION AND RELIGION NEEDS DEMOCRACY: ARE CATHOLICS CONCERNED?

455.6

SYNODAL DIVERSITY WITHIN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. CAN THE LATIN CHURCH LEARN FROM THE EASTERN CHURCHES?

46.1

THE DISENCHANTMENT OF INFORMED CONSENT: RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS AS EPISTEMIC RESOURCES

46.2

TRANSHUMANISM AND CATHOLICISM: RECONCILING TECHNOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT WITH RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES

46.3

PERCEPTIONS OF MEDICAL STUDENTS FROM VERONA AND HALLE ON END-OF-LIFE ISSUES: AN INTERCULTURAL COMPARISON WITH A FOCUS ON RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION

46.4

THE STATE OF CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION REGARDING END-OF-LIFE DECISIONS IN CERTAIN EUROPEAN STATES - A COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS

46.5

CATHOLIC BIOETHICS

460.1

NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH: THE MOUNT ZION SAGA IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE