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Ecumenism on Good Friday

Gise Vanbaren·1968-05-15
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Ecumenism assumes many forms and shapes. The subject does not necessarily involve immediate merger of churches, but "ecumenism" is concerned with anything which would lead to unity. We may be reminded, too, that there can be both a good and bad ecumenism. It is true, as far as our churches are concerned, that the ecumenism of our day is for the most part evil. Churches are seeking unity not in true faith nor properly based upon the work of Christ on the cross. Ecumenism assumes many forms and...

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Author
Gise Vanbaren
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1968-05-15

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Romans 1
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