Category: Ecumenism

by Got Questions

The one-world religion described in Revelation 17:1–18 as “the great harlot” will be part of the end-times scenario. The term harlot is used throughout the Old Testament as a metaphor for false religion.

by Compelling Truth

The modern ecumenical movement often goes beyond uniting Christians and seeks to connect Protestants, Catholics, and non-Christian religions. Such efforts are at odds with the concept of Christian unity as presented in Scripture.

by Back to Jerusalem

A One World Religion Headquarters is set to open in 2022. The headquarters will be called The Abrahamic Family House and is being built on an island in the middle eastern city of Abu Dhabi.

by Jack Ashcraft
September 30, 2021

The one-world religion, for all its emphasis on inclusivity, will not tolerate biblical Christianity. In fact, it will seek our destruction. The martyrdom of Christians who refuse to worship the image of the Beast will be seen as a good thing for humanity.

by Joy!News
February 26,2019

A historic interfaith covenant was signed in the Middle East and the mainstream media in the United States has been almost entirely silent about it. Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb, the most important imam in Sunni Islam, arrived at the signing ceremony in Abu Dhabi with Pope Francis ‘hand in hand in a symbol of interfaith brotherhood.

by Howard Green
June 30, 2020

False unity is many churches being preoccupied with social justice, instead of pointing people to the One who will bring eternal justice. False unity is groveling to earn the world’s approval in order to earn the right to share the gospel. This isn’t the kind of fellowship and unity the Bible commands, rather it’s an ecumenical movement leading toward apostasy.

by followingjesuschrist3.com

Paul embraced trials and never ever watered down or minimized the gospel for the sake of relationships. He never put peace, friendships, comfort and worldly acceptance over the eternal truths of the gospel.

* Please note that all references to Jews refer to those who have not converted to Christianity.

by followingjesuschrist3.com

Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? And what communion hath light with darkness? – 2 Corintians 6:14

*Please note that all references to Jews refer to those who have not converted to Christianity

by Ann Marie
January 11, 2016

Ecumenism seems plausible because Catholics use words in a way that outsiders don’t understand. Because Protestants don’t understand what Catholics really mean, they think they have a lot of things in common, when in reality, they don’t.

by Michael Houdmann

There is a major emphasis in our day on ecumenical unity among evangelicals and Roman Catholics. Those who promote such unity state that both groups are Christian and both are God-honoring systems of faith. But there are substantial differences between the two groups.