[Latitudinarian — broad and liberal in religious belief and conduct.]
It may be painful and trying to keep aloof from latitudinarian unity; it has an amiable form in general, is in a measure respectable in the religious world, tries nobody’s conscience, and allows of everybody’s will. It is the more difficult to be decided about, because it is often connected with a true desire of good and is associated with amiable nature. And it seems rigid and narrow and sectarianism to decline so to walk. But the saint, when he has the light of God, must walk clearly in that. God will vindicate His ways in due time. Love to every saint is a clear duty; walking in their ways is not.
J. N. Darby