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Faith Alone and the Sacraments
Very glad to finally have a new video up. This one answers a question from a Baptist about how Anglicans can believe that we are saved by faith alone if we believe that we receive God’s saving grace through the … Continue reading
Posted in Ask an Anglican, Videos
Tagged 39 Articles, Baptism, Baptist, Eucharist, Evangelicalism, Faith, Grace, Olivia Newton John, Sacraments, Salvation, The Catechism
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The Right and Wrong Way to Be a Pastor
Justification and how we are saved is still very much a live wire in Christian dialogue today, as I think we have proved on this blog several times over. Nevertheless, while there are very real differences between how Roman Catholics … Continue reading
Posted in General Posts
Tagged Baptism, Doctrine, Evangelicalism, Justification, Liberalism, Priesthood, Richard Hooker, Roman Catholicism, Salvation, Sanctification
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Death Is Not Natural
Among the clumsy things that we say to try to comfort one another when somebody dies, there are a number of phrases that insinuate, either explicitly or implicitly, that death is a good thing, even a godly thing. ‘It was … Continue reading
Posted in General Posts
Tagged Baptism, Death, Jeremy Taylor, Justification, Salvation, Sanctification, Spirituality, The 1662 BCP, The 1979 BCP
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Ask an Anglican: Baptists, Women, and Church Shopping
There’s a lot in this question. I’ll answer as much as I can, but this will have to be a two-parter. Nick writes: I was raised in a conservative, evangelical church in the IFCA denomination. There I was instructed in … Continue reading
Ask an Anglican: Baptism and the Good Thief
Scott writes: I know you’ve talked about baptism in your videos and blog and also justification by faith alone. However, I am confused on the Anglican position of baptism being required for salvation. I can understand on one side that … Continue reading
Posted in Ask an Anglican
Tagged Baptism, Baptist, Doctrine, Election, Eucharist, Justification, Predestination, Sacraments, Salvation, The Good Thief
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Ask an Anglican: Who May Take Communion
This is a question that came in a few months ago but that is perhaps most apt to answer now, given that the General Convention of the Episcopal Church will be taking up the question of Communion without Baptism this … Continue reading
Posted in Ask an Anglican, On The Eucharist
Tagged Baptism, Church of England, Communion without Baptism, Confirmation, Doctrine, Early Church Fathers, Eucharist, Heresy, John Peckam, Sacraments, The 1549 BCP, The 1552 BCP, The 1559 BCP, The 1662 BCP, The 1979 BCP, The Catechism, The Episcopal Church
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Anglican Shorts: Why We Need Bishops
Posted in Videos
Tagged Apostolic Succession, Baptism, Ecclesiology, Episcopacy, Eucharist, Unity
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