Publisher's Synopsis
Freedom and Fellowship in Religion presents the proceedings and papers from the Fourth International Congress of Religious Liberals, convened in Boston, Massachusetts, in September 1907. This significant gathering brought together free Christians and other religious liberals from around the world to discuss pressing issues of faith, freedom, and fellowship. The book offers insights into the key theological and social concerns of the early 20th century, reflecting a spirit of open inquiry and interfaith dialogue.
Readers interested in the history of religious liberalism, comparative religion, and the development of modern religious thought will find this volume to be an invaluable resource. Explore the ideas and discussions that shaped the landscape of liberal religious movements, offering a unique perspective on the enduring quest for freedom and fellowship in matters of faith. This historical record captures a pivotal moment in the evolution of religious understanding and cooperation.
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