Christian Unity and Ecumenism

The ideal of unification seems to be very important in the world of religion, but it is rarely achieved among people claiming to be Christians. However, it is very important to understand the agreement in light of the Bible. Jesus prayed in John 17:21, Gospel. "They can all be united like you, it is the art of my father, I am in you I." By definition, the unity is united, unified In order to build a church, each member must be integrated with the father and the child.

The universal movement is the organization of global Christian church's worldwide cooperation and solidarity. The word "universal" comes from the Greek Oikoumen. The term "universal church" in the 19th century represented concerns of the Roman Catholic Church on the unification of Christianity and the renewal of the church. On the other hand, for Protestants who have pioneered and developed the Christian movement from the beginning of the 20th century, this term applies not only to the unity of Christians but also to the global mission of Christianity.

This is the second day of the Christian Solidarity prayer week. A series of articles on common issues of the universal church began to function. Yesterday I caught the meaning of the words "Christian" and "universal" Today, I will talk about another question "Is unity of Christians important?" It leads us to a deep truth and summon us to take a position on a table for three people. The theme of unity is at the heart of the mystery of Christianity, just because it is rooted in the existence of the Three Gods. The god I know in Christ is recognized as a community of three, they are in such a perfect relationship, they share a common nature and desire.