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Taize: A Community and Worship: Ecumenical Reconciliation or an Interfaith Delusion?

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by Chris Lawson

Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Lighthouse Trails Publishing, Inc
Published
April 2017
Weight
100g

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In the 1940s in France during World War II, a Swiss Reformed Protestant man named Roger Louis Schtz-Marsauche began reaching out to suffering people, in particular refugees from the war. Through his efforts, Taiz Community, located in Taiz, Burgundy, France, was birthed. Wanting to provide an atmosphere of love, acceptance, and unity where \"reconciliation\" could take place between those of different beliefs and religious persuasions, \"Brother Roger\" created what has become an internationally recognized ecumenical monastic brotherhood where a hundred thousand mostly young people visit each year. In addition, Taiz worship services are taking place in many churches throughout the Western world. While no one can question Brother Roger and the \"Taiz Brothers\" sincere desire to help others, this passion overrode a desire for biblical discernment, and they neglected to protect and uphold the Gospel message that presents a narrow way to truth, wherein salvation comes only through on