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The Deception of Ecumenicalism |
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Contributed by Phil Spadaro
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Tuesday, 23 August 2005 |
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What divide the Restoration Movement are our opinions over disputable
matters (Romans 14:1). The book of Romans lists many things which are
not necessarily all that debatable. Paul certainly could have given a
list of what was acceptable and what was not. He did not produce such a
list. Romans 14:13-18 succinctly rebukes our movement for placing
priority on judgment and not acting in love. We have confused
righteousness with being right.
The Stone-Campbell movement has unity in our understanding of theology
and a relationship with God. Let us embrace our biblical unity, “so
that the world may believe that you have sent me [Jesus].” (John
17:21b) Those in our movement will see real unity in action and think
twice about a second rate solution of ecumenicalism.
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