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Episode 2: Bible Readin’ Pope-Pourri
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Ask an Anglican: Choosing the One True Church
A challenging question from Robert: As a former Roman Catholic who has for some decades been an Episcopalian (though unhappy with the recent theological drift of the TEC), I am painfully aware of myself as a seeker who of necessity … Continue reading
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Tagged church shopping, Conciliarity, Eastern Orthodoxy, Ecumenical, Roman Catholicism, The Bible, Unity
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Ask an Anglican: Confessionalism Vs. Conciliarity
Confessionalism is one of the big things that divides Anglicanism from other Reformation traditions. Unlike Lutheran and Reformed churches, Anglicanism has no official confession of faith outside of the creeds. I’ve been wanting to write something about this for a … Continue reading
Ask an Anglican: The Ecumenical Councils
Jay M. writes: I wanted to ask you why so many Anglicans refer only to the first Four Ecumenical Councils while Anglo-Catholics (and Eastern Orthodox as well) speak of the first great Seven Ecumenical Councils of the Church. What is … Continue reading
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Tagged 39 Articles, Conciliarity, Council of Trent, Doctrine, Ecclesiology, Ecumenical Councils, Elizabeth I, Episcopacy, James I, Jeremy Taylor, John Jebb, Richard Field, Roman Catholicism, Second Book of Homilies, The Nicene Creed, The Second Council of Nicaea, William Laud
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Ask an Anglican: The Filioque
I’m using a comment by Eugene in a previous thread to inaugurate a new regular series here that I’m calling Ask an Anglican. I get a lot of questions about what Anglicans believe about various things, especially coming from those who … Continue reading
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Tagged 39 Articles, Anglican Consultative Council, Conciliarity, Doctrine, Eastern Orthodoxy, Ecclesiology, Ecumenical, Ecumenical Councils, Enriching Our Worship, Lambeth Conference, Liturgy, Oriental Orthodoxy, The Episcopal Church, The Filioque, The Nicene Creed, The Primates, The Trinity, William Sherlock
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The Anglican Way: The Organic Episcopate
One of the clearest differences between Anglicanism and other Protestant traditions is that we have retained the pattern of ordained ministry handed down from the early Church. The preface to the ordinal of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer states, … Continue reading
