The ''Journal of Ecumenical Studies'' is a

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established in 1964 and published by the

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on behalf of the

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and the

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. Its

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is Terry Ray (

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). The journal was founded on dialogue between different forms of Christianity, then broadened over time to cover an extensive range of religious traditions. It is abstracted and indexed in the

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/Arts & Humanities.

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