Such has been most difficult in our heritage, especially so in the twentieth century. One can only hope that we will creatively rethink what the faith requires in this specific area as we forge a future. While they are two separate issues, to raise ecumenical questions also raises questions of cooperation. How, if at all, shall we be involved in moral and ethical issues such as abortion, pornography, etc. The Restoration Movement had as its two great pillars in its early days a dream for the return for Scripture and a dream for the unity of believers.
Simplistic answers are easy and abound on every front.
Last updated February 21, 2001.