This site is dedicated to sharing the truth that classical Anglicanism is not just a way of being Christian but the way of living out the Christian faith that is most aligned with the teachings of Holy Scripture and the early Church. There is no shortage of websites on Anglicanism these days. The goal of this site is not just to be another blog, but to add something constructive to the conversation about Anglicanism’s past and its future.
Fr. Jonathan is a parish priest serving in the Episcopal Church. He claims no special revelation and no special expertise. Mostly, he just reads what the early Anglican Reformers and Divines said about what they were doing and tries to share it with the world. If Lancelot Andrewes and Richard Hooker were alive today, they would be blogging.
This site is dedicated to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If you are interested in contributing to this project, send an email to conciliaranglican[at]gmail[dot]com.
“The contributers here come from across the Anglican spectrum but share in common a commitment to Christian orthodoxy and a belief that the best way for Anglicanism to be truly biblical and truly catholic is to be truly conciliar.”
Sounds good to me! I’m including “The Conciliar Anglican” to my blog list.
Many thanks, Bryan! And might I say, your blog is always an enjoyable and enlightening read.
I cannot believe how good this blog is! If I had known of this sooner, I would never have started my own. Fantastic! Easily the best Anglican blog on the internet.
Wow, many thanks! If you’re interested in becoming a contributor, let me know. There are a few folks contributing behind the scenes, but no one writing yet except me, and I’d be happy to have more voices here than just my own.
Wow, Jonathan,I had no idea. You should share this blog with our Deanery and with the whole Diocese.
Hentzi
I’m not sure what the rest of the diocese would think of what I write here, but thanks for the vote of confidence!
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Peace and Blessings
Mike
I am a convert to anglicanism that wishes to know more about it. I am pursuing also, the road towards priesthood. I like mostly the Broad Church(via media between High and Low Churches). I would love to ahave more info on Broad Churches.