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As Christians we are all spiritually and conceptually a part of the Universal Christian Church under the
supreme authority of Our Lord Jesus Christ. However, Christians today are greatly separated in mind and
body by branches (Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and Pentecostal), denominations, and individual
parishes. While the differences that divide us may be great, all Christians must nevertheless endeavor to
help our brothers and sisters grow spiritually in purity, strength, and maturity to love and serve God.
Therefore, the unification of the Christian churches should be an enduring goal for all Christians.
This section presents articles and research papers that support Christian growth and church unification.
Though respectful of different Christian teachings in each denomination, the Institute's research in this area
is not constrained by established viewpoints. Our researchers are only asked to work within the specific
guidance presented to us by the Holy Bible and to remain true to their relationships with the Lord.
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Discipleship amidst Great Institutional Forces
Christian Unity through Past Fulfilled Eschatology: A Genuine and Powerful Christian Bridge
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