For All Peoples and All Nations: Christian Churches and Human Rights

John Nurser · David Little

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Introduction: Revisiting a Myth The Idea: To Universalise Christendom The Man: Fred Nolde To Write a Just and Durable Peace Mobilising Christian Forces The Joint Committee on Religious Liberty Preparing for San Francisco The Charter of the United Nations Organisation An Ecumenical Instrument Finding a Text Declaring Human Rights Conclusion: Faith and Human Rights Need Each Other.

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