Breakthrough: The Emergence of the Ecumenical Tradition

ECUMENICAL STUDIES (1989)

BX 8.2 .B44

252 pages | 9780802802965 | WCC

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Dewey 270.8/2

LC Control No. 89007704

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Ecumenical Movement
Religion / Christianity / History
Religion / Ecumenism

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This personal account of the ecumenical movement adds a singular perspective to the ecumenical corpus. Robert Bilheimer, an active participant in the ecumenical movement, writes a first-person narrative describing what that movement has believed, thought, and stood for since 1910. His account is substantive and authoritative.

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