Unity in the Truth: Ecumenism Without Compromise
Sept./Oct. 1998Volume: 7 Issue: 5
Regensburg and Regensburg II:: Trying to Reconcile Irreconcilable Differences on Justification By R. Scott Clark
"Can Two Walk Together Except They Be Agreed?": Ecumenism as a Twentieth Century Church Concern By Paul Schaefer
The Myth of Influence By W. Robert Godfrey
Holy Communion or Unholy Chaos?: The Ecumenical Movement's Use of the Lord's Supper By Paul T. McCain
An Appeal to Fellow Evangelicals:: The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals' Reply to "The Gift of Salvation" By Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals
What Are the Prospects for Greater Unity of Christ's Visible Body in Our Time? By Michael S. Horton