THE TEST CASE OF FAITH.

The author explains how ecumenism became the test case of religious faith. He asserts that being ecumenical allows one to practice unity, holiness and apostolicity while expressing peace. With regard to the deficit of peace, he cites faith, love and hope as its important prerequisites. He also stresses the irrelevance of a Christianity that not only lacks credibility but also fails to relate to the increasing need of peace of mankind.