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Book history --- anno 1500-1799 --- anno 1800-1999 --- France --- Books and reading --- Library administration --- Public libraries --- Libraries and society --- Livres et lecture --- Bibliothèques --- Bibliothèques publiques --- Bibliothèques et société --- History --- Histoire --- Administration --- Bibliotheques publiques --- History. --- Histoire. --- Bibliothèques --- Bibliothèques publiques --- Bibliothèques et société --- Books and reading - France - History. --- Public libraries - France - History. --- Livres et lecture - France - Histoire. --- Bibliotheques publiques - France - Histoire. --- Lecture --- Education populaire

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Der Begriff oikonomia, der griechischen Umgangssprache entnommen, wird in seinen verschiedenen Bedeutungen innerhalb der biblischen und theologischen Literatur umfassend untersucht. Erst durch den Kontext wird er zum theologischen Begriff. Oikonomia bezeichnet im Neuen Testament Gottes Walten, ohne ursprünglich mit einer Heilsvorstellung verbunden zu sein. Auch das innertrinitarische Verhältnis und das Ineinander der zwei Naturen in Christus können mit oikonomia bezeichnet werden. In der Ostkirche gehört oikonomia zu den Kennzeichen kirchlichen Handelns und findet Eingang in die byzantinische Rechtsauffassung. Ebenso hat sie Bedeutung für ökumenische Bemühungen. In theological literature, the colloquial Greek term oikonomia has several meanings, and only becomes a theological concept through its context. In the New Testament, it signifies God’s rule, but it is not originally connected with the notion of salvation. The internal relationship of the Trinity can be signified with oikonomia, as can the union of two natures in Christ. In the Eastern Church, oikonomia is part of the features of ecclesiastical praxis and finds its way into the Byzantine notion of law. It is also of significance for ecumenical efforts.

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