Until the Japs bombed Hawaii, the most any realist hoped for from last week's Conference on the Cooperation of Interdenominational Agencies was the adoption of alternative Plan A, a pious proposal that the eight great agencies of U.S. Protestantism should work together more closely. After the bombing, the 200 delegates at Atlantic City put through proposal C with a whoop calling for unification of all the agencies into a new "Council of the Churches of Christ in North America."
The whoop at Atlantic City will take perhaps three years to ratify, for it...
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