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TH 315 - Ecumenism: Moving Toward Christian Unity

Presents major events associated with the ecumenical movement, including establishment of the World Council of Churches and the convening of the Second Vatican Council. It explores the method of ecumenical dialogue and some of the obstacles to Christian unity. History reveals many individual efforts at restoring Christian unity throughout the ages. However, not until the twentieth century did entire churches thrust themselves into what is called the “Ecumenical Movement” – the process of dialogue, cooperation, and integration among the churches that attempts to bring Christians together.

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