Die Europäische Ökumenische Kommission für Kirche und Gesellschaft als Beispiel für das Engagement des Protestantismus auf europäischer Ebene

Hans U. Reuter’s work delves into the significant role of the European Ecumenical Commission for Church and Society (EECCS) in highlighting Protestant engagement at the European level. Through a comprehensive analysis, Reuter explores the theological and social implications of the Commission’s initiatives, offering a nuanced perspective on the intersection of faith and societal issues within a European context.

This scholarly thesis, originating from his doctoral research at the University of Hannover, not only examines historical developments but also emphasizes the ongoing relevance of ecumenical dialogue among Protestant churches in Europe. Reuter meticulously details the Commission's contributions to contemporary discussions surrounding justice, peace, and the integrity of creation, making it a vital reference for anyone interested in the dynamics of Christian social action and ecumenical movements. The work stands as a testament to the profound impact that Protestantism continues to have in shaping social discourse across Europe.