Protestant Denominations

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Ethical Movement

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Ethical Movement. In 1876 the ‘Society for Ethical Culture’ was founded in the USA by Felix Adler, to unite those who hold that morality is the fundamental element in religion. A corresponding movement begun in Britain in 1887 won less support.

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