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Eastern & Oriental Orthodox churches debate ethics of peace

The World Council of Churches news service reports on a recent meeting in Romania in which representatives of Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox churches examined the ethics of peace.   Click here to read.

Posted on July 29, 2009 by gwsPosted in NewsTagged Ecumenical news, Peace and nonviolence

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