Jesus, looking up to heaven, said, "Holy Father, keep them in your name, those whom you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one" (John 17:11).
For whom did Christ pray? For what kind of union did he intercede?
Does the existence of denominations destroy the unity of Christ's Church?
Should this unity be institutional?
How can churches express the essential unity of the Church?
How to harmonize the demands of revealed truth with the imperative of unity?
"Ecumenism and the Bible" within its limits, is a complete, dense work, profound on all its pages and, in our view, without waste. We are convinced that even those who do not fully share all its concepts will agree that it is a serious contribution to the study of a serious subject." José M. Martínez.
