ecumenicalism

Staples's "new ecumenicalism" can coexist with full traditional churches.

You know the gods don't like ecumenicalism!

As the national and largest Church it had adapted to a more secular post-imperial world by advocating ecumenicalism.

The point is hardly to moderate passion in favor of mealy-mouthed, cotton-eared ecumenicalism.

Thus ecumenicalism preceded, and shaped, political unity.

Mama embraces the idea of 1950's ecumenicalism and holds a prairie Passover service.

Indeed, Rogers appears to allow this apparently "genial ecumenicalism" to be infused with the priorities of the new right.

The boycott has embarrassed the Vatican and left the synod without an important pillar of European ecumenicalism.

For services to Ecumenicalism.

Among Traditionalist Catholics today there remains widespread support for its statements against ecumenicalism and liberalism.

The problem is that fundamentalism is incompatible with the capacious ecumenicalism that rules the public square.

But where the BioRegistry breaks with tradition - besides eschewing blackmail - is in its ecumenicalism.

The Yale law professor and evangelical Episcopalian Stephen Carter has somehow missed the evidence of this new ecumenicalism.

As the British Empire came to an end so too did the primacy of Protestant associations as secularism and ecumenicalism rose.

ACMTC positions itself against many groups, especially those who practice religious pluralism or ecumenicalism, hence, believing in Christian exclusivism.

As a leader of Ecumenicalism, Dr. Barnes often said it was through work that agreement could be reached rather than expecting accord on the basis of faith.

While initial classes were offered in comparative religion, ecumenicalism, and basics of the occult it would not be until two years later that the then current courses would be offered.

A veneer of ecumenicalism allowed visits by monks from other orders, and numerous prisoners from all over the system convicted under a variety of religious laws were held m the House.

The perceived impact of concessions to ecumenicalism made at Vatican II, did not, however impact the fundamental loyalties to Mary within Catholics and their attachment Marian veneration.

Particularly difficult issues which have been the source of much debate and division include the authority of the Bible, the ordination of women, tolerance of homosexuality, and the promotion of ecumenicalism.

Americans are practicing a spacious ecumenicalism that draws on traditional faith while accommodating a broad range of religious inflections, including those that have migrated into this country from Asia, South America and the Caribbean.

Indeed, one might say that the attitude of the emperors towards their religious responsibilities tended to follow a regular pattern: they began in a spirit of self-confident ecumenicalism and ended in blind rage and repression.

"The theme of ecumenicalism is one of the grand themes of the papacy, and it is being advanced with increased priority," Joaquin Navarro-Valls, the Vatican's chief spokesman, said at a press briefing today.

"We can either talk about ecumenicalism or we can actually live it out by sharing space, by worshiping together, by working on projects together, and that is ultimately when you come to a better understanding of each other," he said.

Dyson sat hypertensely clenching and unclenching his fingers, trying to think of a headline with no more than ten characters for a piece about the dangers of the exaggeratedly indifferentist liturgical tendencies inherent in ecumenicalism.