Ecumenism as a Post-WWII Evangelical Conundrum
Since the founding of the Evangelical Alliance at London in 1846, global evangelicals have endorsed a kind of “small-e” ecumenism. What began initially as a united response to the threat posed by a militantly-expansionist Roman Catholicism (termed at the time, the ‘Papal Aggression’) and early Protestant liberalism eventually led to conferences in major cities and … Read more