1. The principle or practice of promoting unity and cooperation among different Christian denominations or religions.
Usage: Often used in religious and theological contexts; Related to ecumenical movements and interfaith dialogue

Examples

• The bishop's commitment to ecumenicalism helped bridge divisions between Catholic and Protestant communities.
• Ecumenicalism emphasizes shared Christian values over doctrinal differences.
• The conference promoted ecumenicalism by bringing together leaders from various faith traditions.
• Many modern churches embrace ecumenicalism as a path toward greater religious understanding.
• Ecumenicalism has grown stronger in recent decades as interfaith cooperation increases.