Ecumenism and the Bible
Publisher: International Council of Christian Churches
Published: 1954
Place of publication: Amsterdam
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
Subjects: Christian union; Bible and Christian union
Notes: "Bibliography": pages 248-251.
Table of contents: title: What is Christianity?; title: The Church, the unity of Christians and the unity of the churches; title: The Bible, modernism, and the unity of the churches; title: What led to the ecumenical movement; title: The faith and order movement; title: The life and work movement; title: Foreign missions and the movements for church unity; title: The world council of churches; title: Churches in and outside the World council of churches; title: "Peter still tarries"; title: John: The Greek Orthodox Churches; title: Some Ecumenical leaders; title: I. Archbishop Soderblom, "the the Father of the ecumenical movement"; title: II. William Temple, Archbishop of Canterbury; title: III. Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam, America's most prominent ecumenical leader; title: V. T.C. Chao, "China's best Christian thinker"; title: VI. Henry P. Van Dusen and John C. Bennet; title: VII. E. Stanley Jones; title: The Future goal of the ecumenical movement; title: Evangelical ecumenical movements