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But in the last century or so it has increasingly become the avenue of first resort, determined to meddle in every theological or ecclesiological dispute.

From Slate • Mar. 12, 2014

Within the ranks of professional ecumenists, there is considerable argument about whether the World Council is to be simply an administrative servant of the member churches or has "ecclesiological significance" as a budding superchurch.

From Time Magazine Archive

Thus they willingly admit that even the most promising of today's ecclesiological experiments are at best interim solutions, and may be doomed to failure.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Pope criticized the Anglicans for plunging ahead without giving sufficient attention to "the ecumenical and ecclesiological dimensions" of the innovation.

From Time Magazine Archive

I dare say there are abundant ecclesiological precedents for it, if one took the trouble to discover them.

From The Upton Letters by Benson, Arthur Christopher