Ökumenelike
Ökumenelike refers to ecumenism, the movement for closer cooperation and eventual unity between different Christian denominations. This concept emphasizes shared beliefs and practices among Christians, transcending historical divisions. The term originates from the Greek word oikoumene, meaning "the inhabited world."
Historically, Christian denominations have separated for various theological, political, and cultural reasons. The ecumenical movement seeks
Major milestones in the ecumenical movement include the formation of the World Council of Churches in 1948,
The goals of ecumenism vary, with some aiming for full visible unity, while others focus on practical