The Ecumenical Route

Diogenes 44 (175):119-136 (1996)
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Ecumenicism is a synthesis of syncretism and universalism. It combines, in fact, the religious totalization of syncretism with the human totalization of universalism, using syncretism to correct what might be unilateral in the universal religion, and using universalism to complete what might be particularistic in syncretism.

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10.1177/039219219604417508

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