Motivation For Ecumenicalism
That ecumenicalism has made rapid strides in recent decades is beyond dispute. In the past "Great Century," denominations have united; co-operation between churches has increased; councils of churches have been established. And the end is not yet. The great fissure separating Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, which seemed so permanent just a few short years ago, more and more is being bridged. No longer are heard statements declaring the impossibility of uniting these two. That...
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