Convictions: A Selection From the Responses of the Churches to the Report of the World Conference on Faith and Order, Held at Lausanne in 1927 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from Convictions: A Selection From the Responses of the Churches to the Report of the World Conference on Faith and Order, Held at Lausanne in 1927

This book is intended to be used as a working manual by workers in the cause of Christian unity. The selection and arrangement of its contents have been determined by this governing purpose.

The World Conference on Faith and Order, otherwise known as the Lausanne Movement, was born of two convictions: (i) that the goal of efforts after Christian unity must be the full organic union of all Christians in one Church, and (2) that the way to this mus-t be through discussions of their agreements and disagree ments on matters of faith and order conducted by representatives of the different Churches in a spirit of mutual friendliness.

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