ecumenicism
/ˌɛkjəˈmɛnəˌsɪzəm/
noun
- A less common variant of ecumenicalism; the principle or movement toward unity among Christian churches or religions.
- The professor wrote a book on the history of ecumenicism in the 20th century.
- Many young believers are drawn to ecumenicism as a way to bridge divides.
- Ecumenicism is sometimes used interchangeably with ecumenicalism in religious studies.
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