The Road to a United Christian Church
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I enjoyed reading this very interesting book.
Many times, I asked my self why our Christian Church is divided, since our faith’s differences are so small compared to our over helming strong beliefs in God.
I hope from the bottom of my heard that the minor non-antagonist controversies could be solved on a constructive basis.
This book has the merit to show the way to the unification of Christian denomination Churches in “one Jesus Christ’s true, holly, apostolic and catholic church” as stated in Creeds.
I expect this message to take root in the hearts and souls of all Christians and Christian leaders such as we can bring forth a “United Christian Church” for the salvation of mankind.
I strongly recommend this well documented book to all Christians of all rites; we shall be able to find it in the Religious Section of Public Libraries and especially it shall be acquired by Christian Church Organizations and Theological Seminaries.
Thomas Sturmer
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About the Book
This book is comparing Christian Churches' dogmas, to show their differences that leaded to the separation from the Roman Catholic Church (RCC) through Schisms, and to try to find solutions of a new way towards a United Christian Church (UCC).
Jesus of Nazareth had a public ministry that lasted two or three years in Israel, after many years of self instruction and meditation, but this short ministry had a gigantic impact in the life of the mankind, with essential consequences on the earth's development over centuries.
After Jesus' crucifixion, His Apostles started to spread Jesus' Gospel all around the world. All Christian Churches agree with all basic Bible's beliefs: God become incarnate in Jesus, Christ atoned for man's sin through His death on the cross, Christ rose in bodily form from the grave, proving He is God, and the Bible is the inspired word of God.
But beside these fundamental precepts, there are differences, which must be spelled out when each Christian has to decide to cast his eternal tie to Jesus Christ, who is "the way, the truth and the life".
The purpose of this book is to show all Christians a direction toward Christian unity, solving thru friendship and cooperation the Christian Church's greatest sin of schism. That unity will have an immense impact on people's lives, and will create condition of peace, cooperation and prosperity for human being everywhere, without discrimination of religion, race, sex, age, language and social situation. This humble essay for Christian unity is devoted especially to the most venerable Pope of all time, John Paul II, who, never tired, battled his entire life to "tear down the wall between Catholics, Orthodox and Protestants". And Christians will find a United Christian Church, one true, apostolic and Catholic Church", as willed by Jesus.
About the Author
Eugene Duval owns a PhD Degree. He tought as Associate Professor and was specialized at different European and North African Universities (Bucharest, Liege, Stuttgart, Berlin, Munchen, Algiers, Paris) and he is Member of several national and international Organizations.
He is Author of numerous scietifical and technical Articles and Books, University Courses, Guides and Patents, published in English, French, German and Russian.
Passionate reader of classical literature, his love affair with literary books motivated him to write appreciated novels and poems.
But, the contact with the religious literature of different christian rites and churches was the flame that inspired him to start writing a book about their unification in one United Christian Church (UCC). Many researches, studies and trials done during a period of 3-4 years had as result the elaboration of the present book, which represent one of few books published on this subject.
A United Christian Church, as willed by Jesus, comprising Orthodox, Roman Catholis and Protestant Churches seams to be the only possible force to aleviate and solve the grave problems that confront entire world today: economical crisis, wars, poverty, famine, siknesses, global warming.
He lives with his family: wife Mariana and two children Gabriel and Daniel - in Greenwood, Indiana.