Apostate Arminian Ministries © 2008
Conciliation Clauses for Contracts and Wills by Peacemaker Ministries
Conflict Resolution in the Church by Brian Schwertley
Curse or Consecrate: Two Ways for Christians to View a Conflict by Ken Sande
Dealing with Doctrinal Differences by John M. Frame
Do Mature Christians Pursue Unity or Do They Pursue Doctrine? by Sam Crabtree
Extracts and Anecdotes on Unity Among Christians by Iain H. Murray
Fundamental Christian Attitudes: Unity by John MacArthur
How to Deal with Those Who Differ from Us Roger Nicole
Introduction to Christian Conciliation by Peacemaker Ministries
Is the Reformation Over by Carl Trueman
Model Mediation/Arbitration Agreement by Peacemaker Ministries
Promise Keepers and the Rising Tide of Ecumenism by Gil Rugh
Responding to Religious Pluralism by Kenneth Richard Samples
Rules of Procedure for Christian Conciliation by Peacemaker Ministries
Standard of Conduct for Christian Conciliators by Peacemaker Ministries
That Your Love May Abound by Ashton Wilkins, Matthew Lynch
The Biblical Attitude to Erroneous Teaching by David P. Kingdon
The Evil and Danger of Schism by Thomas Boston
The External Means or Aims by Which God Invites Us Into the Society of Christ and Holds Us Therein by John Calvin
The Need for Unity in the Church by Matt Slick
The Party’s Over An Open Letter for Christian Unity by Randy Booth
The Reformed Pastor and Ecumenism by Cornelius Van Til
There Have To Be Differences Among Us by Kim Riddlebarger
True and False Unity by Bob DeWaay
Unity & Diversity in the New Testment by Shane Rosenthal
Unity Diversity and Division by R.B. Kuiper
What is Ecumenism? by Ian R.K. Paisley
Why I Walked by J. I. Packer
What is Unity?
Unity is the singleness or constancy of individuals. In reference to the church, all Christians are unified in the body of Christ or the headship of the Lord Jesus.
John 17:20-