
Ecumenism: A Guide for the Perplexed
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Charles Raith II is Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy and Director of the Paradosis Center for Theology and Scripture at John Brown University, USA.
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Ch. 1: Introduction: What is Ecumenism? Toward a Definition of A Perplexing Term
Part I: The History of the Modern Ecumenical Movement
Ch.2: From Edinburgh 1910 to the World Council of Churches: Early Trajectories of the Modern Ecumenical Impulse
Ch. 3: The Great Decade: Ecumenical Advances During the 1960s
Ch. 4: Conciliar Breakthroughs and the Flowering of the Ecumenical Dialogues
Ch. 5: The Evangelical Trajectory of Modern Ecumenism
Part II: Three Ecumenical Challenges for Christianity's Third Millennium
Ch. 6: The Problem of Basic Differences
Ch. 7: The Challenge of Ecumenical Reception
Ch. 8: Criticisms of the Modern Ecumenical Movement
Epilogue
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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