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Tag Archives: Jeremy Taylor
On The Eucharist
“The holy communion, or supper of the Lord, is the most sacred, mysterious, and useful conjugation of secret and holy things in the religion,” wrote Jeremy Taylor in his 1660 treatise The Worthy Communicant. Taylor points out that many men … Continue reading
All May, None Must, Some Should
“As to confessing one’s sins to a priest, all may do so, none must do so, some should do so.” I was in seminary when I first heard that bit of folk wisdom meant to summarize the Anglican teaching on … 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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Ten Anglican Must Reads
This exercise comes out of a conversation with a parishioner who has doctoral level interest in theology and has read the Fathers, the great theologians of the middle ages, and even much contemporary theology, but has never read much Anglican … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglo-Catholicism, C. S. Lewis, Charles Chapman Grafton, Doctrine, Evangelicalism, Great Books, Jeremy Taylor, John Jewel, John Wesley, Lancelot Andrewes, Michael Ramsey, Miscellaneous, Richard Hooker, Spirituality, The 1662 BCP, Tracts for the Times, William Wilberforce
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