The paper shows that it begins with a false premise when it approvingly refers to an infamous encyclical: "n 1920, long before the formation of the World Council of Churches, the Ecumenical Patriarchate addressed an encyclical "Unto the Churches of Christ Everywhere." This was a call from the senior patriarchate of the Eastern Orthodox Church to all the Christian churches to overcome mistrust and bitterness, and to explore together the
fellowship that exists between them even in spite of doctrinal differences."
This letter addressed heretical organizations as
"churches", set the tone for the ecumenism that the Ecumenical Patriarchate has now become famous for.