Second World Conference On Faith And Order Held At Edinhurgh Augest 3 18 1937

This volume documents the proceedings of "The Second World Conference on Faith and Order," held in Edinburgh from August 3rd to 18th, 1937. Presided over by Leonard Hodgson, the conference brought together theologians and church leaders from various Christian denominations to discuss theological differences and work towards greater unity. This historical record offers valuable insights into the ecumenical movement during the interwar period, highlighting key debates and the evolving landscape of Christian thought. Explore the contributions of prominent figures and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and aspirations that shaped the quest for Christian unity in the 20th century.

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