Tag Archives: Liturgy

Anglican Shorts: What is an Anglican?

Posted on April 27, 2012 by

Check out the first in a new series of short videos on the basics of Anglicanism. These videos are made to be seen both by Anglicans and by those who want to know more about what classical Anglicanism is, so … Continue reading →

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If I Were Archbishop of Canterbury

Posted on April 1, 2012 by

This video came about as a response to a recent post by Peter Carrell called “If You Were the Next ABC, What Would You Do?” over on Anglican Down Under. Worth a look if you haven’t yet read it. My … Continue reading →

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On The Eucharist: Defanging the Black Rubric

Posted on March 21, 2012 by

It has to be acknowledged up front that the Black Rubric is an embarrassment. At best, it is an unclear statement of a partial truth about the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. At worst, it is an out … Continue reading →

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On The Eucharist: Spiritual Food Is Real Food

Posted on March 10, 2012 by

One of the more remarkable features of the classic Anglican Eucharistic rite, often omitted from modern prayer books, is the Exhortation that the priest gives to encourage people to receive the sacrament in a worthy manner. The Exhortation comes just … Continue reading →

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The Adventures of Pope Bono and the Unpardonable Sin

Posted on January 30, 2012 by
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The Anglican Way: Poets, Priests, and Princes

Posted on January 24, 2012 by

Throughout this series on The Anglican Way, I have attempted to point us beyond merely the doctrine of Anglicanism to come to recognize something of the experience of Anglicanism. This is not because I find doctrine to be unimportant, as … Continue reading →

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Sweet, Pleasant, and Unspeakable Comfort: The Anglican View of Predestination (Part IV)

Posted on December 29, 2011 by

The classical Anglican teaching on election is beautiful and comforting because it teaches us that we are the chosen of God, saved by the blood of the cross through the grace that we receive by faith in Jesus Christ. God … Continue reading →

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Ask an Anglican: Becoming an Anglican

Posted on September 9, 2011 by

Pete writes: Hello! First off, thank you for your blog! I love your articles and have learned a lot.  My question though, is kind of a random one.  First, context: I’m a 21 year old non-denominational Christian going to a … Continue reading →

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The Anglican Way: Magisterial Worship

Posted on July 27, 2011 by

One of the common critiques of Western Christians, of either the Roman Catholic or the Protestant variety, is that we are obsessed with systematizing our faith. We develop catechisms, confessions, and treatises ad nauseum in our quest to define our … Continue reading →

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Ask an Anglican: Eucharistic Adoration

Posted on July 22, 2011 by

Piggybacking on my last post on the 39 Articles, the always insightful BC of Catholicity and Covenant writes: It would be good to read your views specifically on Article 28. What of those of us who do reserve the Sacrament? … Continue reading →

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