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The Believers Response to Ecumenism

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Ecumenism is the concept and principle in which Christians who belong to different Christian denominations work together to develop closer relationships among their churches and promote Christian unity.  Does that mean we are to join together while setting aside our differences? “Come out of her, my people, so that you will not share in her sins, so that you will not receive any of her plagues;” – Rev. 18:4 The message couldn’t be any clearer… “Come out of her,”… wake … Continue reading →

Ecumenism and the Pro-Life Movement

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While the founders of Operation Rescue may have intended only to save the lives of the helpless children that are destroyed through abortion, they now find themselves serving an entirely different purpose. “I have never seen such an instrument for ecumenism as Operation Rescue is,” said Catholic priest Patrick Malone, head of St. Mary Catholic Parish just outside Wichita. Malone explained that Operation Rescue “has a very strong evangelical flavor nationwide, but the experience here has been that the operations … Continue reading →

Promise Keepers and Ecumenism

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What could be wrong with Christian men uniting to become more godly? What could be wrong with men assuming leadership in marriage? What could be wrong with promoting the virtues of sexual integrity, parental responsibility and church devotion? Well, of course, there is everything right and nothing wrong with becoming more godly, assuming leadership, sexual integrity, etc. There is a fundamental problem, however, with the Promise Keepers ecumenical approach to the Gospel and to the way godliness is achieved in … Continue reading →

Ecumenism of Baha’i World Faith

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As chaos envelops the world, the crucial need of the human race is to find a unifying vision of the nature of man and society. For the past century humanity’s response to this impulse has driven a succession of ideological upheavals that have convulsed our world and that appear now to have exhausted themselves. The passion invested in the struggle, despite its disheartening results, testifies to the depth of the need. For, without a common conviction about the course and … Continue reading →

The Emergence of a One World Religion

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Babylon the Great is Fallen The first attempt to establish a New World Order One World Religion was by a united humanity of the generations following the Great Flood, speaking a single language and migrating from the east, who came to the land of Shinar and built the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11). Bab-il has a very interesting eytomology. The word Babel is from the Hebrew Ba-bhel, from Akkadian ba-b-ilu “gate of god.” Bab is the semitic word for gateway … Continue reading →

The Relationship Between Ecumenism and Freemasonry

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Freemasonry is the largest international secret society in the world, with more than 6 million members. It is an all-male organization whose principles are explained as “brotherly love, relief and truth.” “What makes Masonry so influential is the fact that of its many millions of members so many occupy leadership positions around the world. In our own country there is nearly always a significant percentage of Masons on the White House staff and in the Cabinet, Senate, Congress, Supreme Court, … Continue reading →

Are Baha’is Christian?

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Baha’is will answer, ‘yes.’ They claim the foundations of Christianity and the religion of Baha’u’llah are one. Indeed, the foundations of ALL the divine Prophets and Holy Books are one, they believe. The difference among them is one of terminology only. The Baha’i Faith is essentially rationalistic. They say, “We must not accept traditional dogmas that are contrary to reason, nor pretend to believe doctrines which we cannot understand. To do so is superstitious and not true religion.” Because of … Continue reading →

(ECT) Evangelicals and Catholics Together

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On March 29, 1994, leading evangelicals and Catholics signed a joint declaration, “Evangelicals and Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the 3rd. Millennium.” Contained within the document, which attempts to bring ecumenical unity, are some seriously compromising agreements regarding proselytizing and doctrinal distinctions. The 25-page document, originated by Chuck Colson and Catholic social critic Richard John Neuhaus, was signed by 40 noted evangelical and Catholic leaders including Pat Robertson, heads of the Home Mission Board and Christian Life Commission of … Continue reading →