ecumenism

noun

1. （基督宗教）合一运动精神，大公主义
   the principle or aim of uniting different branches of the Christian Church

1. （主张基督教大联合的）普世教会主义（或运动）
   Ecumenism is the belief that the different Christian Churches should be as united as possible, and can also be used to refer to actions based on this belief.

1. The historical evidence, I think, is persuasive enough for one to wonder whether an ideal of unity undifferentiated between cultural ecumenism and political oneness is at all attainable or even desirable.
   我想历史能让人思索：一个不分文化合一和政治合一的统一理想是否可得，是否值得？
2. China's cultural ecumenism is long and durable, but attempts to make it commensurate with political oneness have only produced entities of limited scales of time and of space.
   中国文化统一的时间漫长，但每当与政治统一结合的时候，所产生的体制往往局限于时间和空间。
3. The article held that view from the two aspects, i.e.the formation and the development of the doctrine of Church and the contents of Bibles instruction itself, the Ecumenist perspective of Church directly succeeded the ideological cultural resources of Roman Ecumenism.
   本文认为从教会教义的形成与发展以及圣经教训内容本身两方面来看，普世主义教会观直接秉承罗马普世主义思想文化资源；

noun

1. (Christianity) the doctrine of the ecumenical movement that promotes cooperation and better understanding among different religious denominations: aimed at universal Christian unity

   Synonym:    ecumenicismecumenicalism

2. a movement promoting union between religions (especially between Christian churches)

   Synonym:    oecumenism