Christian union
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on prospective and actual mergers within and across denominational lines. Works on a movement for the purpose of church cooperation and unity, generally dated from the Edinburgh Missionary Conference of 1910 and leading to the formation of the World Council of Churches in 1948, are entered under [Ecumenical movement.] Works on unity as one of the "marks" of the church are entered under [Church--Unity.] Works on religious activities planned and conducted cooperatively by two or more Christian sects are entered under [Interdenominational cooperation.]
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Names and connections
Catholicity; Christianity--Union between churches; Church unity (Ecumenism); Ecumenism; Irenics
- Broader: Christian sects
- Broader: Church
- Narrower: Baptism and Christian union
- Narrower: Baptism in the Holy Spirit and Christian union
- Narrower: Bible and Christian union
- Narrower: Chair of Unity Octave
- Narrower: Christian education and Christian union
- Narrower: Christian union conversations
- Narrower: Christian world communions and Christian union
- Narrower: Church polity and Christian union
- Narrower: Communicatio in sacris
- Narrower: Creation and Christian union
- Narrower: Episcopacy and Christian union
- Narrower: Evangelicalism and Christian union
- Narrower: Lambeth Quadrilateral
- Narrower: Lectionaries and Christian union
- Narrower: Liturgics and Christian union
- Narrower: Lord's Supper and Christian union
- Narrower: Malines Conversations, 1921-1925
- Narrower: Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint, and Christian union
- Narrower: Ministry and Christian union
- Narrower: Missions and Christian union
- Narrower: Open pulpit
- Narrower: Papacy and Christian union
- Narrower: Pastoral theology and Christian union
- Narrower: Pentecostalism and Christian union
- Narrower: Reception (Ecumenical relations)
- Narrower: Recognition (Ecumenical relations)
- Narrower: Sacraments and Christian union
- Narrower: Syncretistic controversy
- Narrower: Tradition (Theology) and Christian union
- Narrower: Unionism (Lutheranism)
- Narrower: United churches
- Narrower: United churches and Christian union
- Narrower: Veneration of icons and Christian union
- Narrower: Veneration of saints and Christian union
- Narrower: Women and Christian union
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Morton address: 10124105174722152000 · morton4x16-v1
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