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Ecumenical movement

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The ecumenical constitution of churches

José Oscar Beozzo, Giuseppe Ruggieri

2001

Orthodoxy in Conversation

Emmanuel Clapsis

2001

The Unity of Christians

Augustin Bea

1963

Ecumenism of the laity

Martti Muukkonen

2002

Documentary history of faith and order, 1963-1993

Günther Gassmann

1993

Fruitful in this land

Cornelis van der Laan

2005

The Future of ecumenism

Hans Küng

1969

Koinonia and the Quest for an Ecumenical Ecclesiology

Lorelei F. Fuchs

2007

Restoring the center

Gabriel J. Fackre

1998

Faith and law

Marc Reuver

2000

Overcoming Christian divisions

J. Robert Nelson

1962

Brothers of the faith

Stephen Neill

1960

Asian handbook for theological education and ecumenism

Ery Hutarabat Lebang, Hope S. Antone, Olav Fykse Tveit et al.

2013

The Third Jesus

Deepak Chopra

2008

Unity in mid-career

Keith R. Bridston

1963

The Orthodox churches in the World Council of Churches

Todor Sŭbev

1996

The Bible

E. Flesseman-Van Leer

1980

Christian resistance to apartheid

Daryl M. Balia

1989

Ecumenical Babel

Jordan J. Ballor

2010

One Lord, one faith, one baptism

J. Robert Wright, Marsha L. Dutton

2006

Ecumenical perspectives

Tavard, George H.

1963

John R. Mott

Fisher, Galen Merriam

1952

The ecumenical revolution

Robert McAfee Brown

1967

World Council of Churches Yearbook 2003

World Council of Churches.

2003

Religions Today

Julio De Santa Ana

2006

Courage for dialogue

S. J. Samartha

1981

The ecumenical vanguard

Leonard J. Swidler

1966

The oecumenical movement and the unity of the church

Thomas Sartory

1963

Ecumenism II: a historical approach

Georges Florovsky

1989

One church, two nations?

Philip LeBlanc

1968

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