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Published by Justin Lewis-Anthony on 21 May 2008

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Loyalty and Tradition

He offers little hope for those who wish to remain loyal to the tradition [of the Church] (which is not to be confused with 19th-century innovations) and at the same time live in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Robert Nowell in the Church Times 18 April 1997 reviewing a book by an ultra conservative RC priest.

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Published by Justin Lewis-Anthony on 21 May 2008

Anglican Roots : Inheritance 1


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The Church and its Spirituality

The Church of England was founded as an international church, whose pervading ethos was the compassionate and humane structure of Benedictinism.



This is part of a series of posts. Others in the series are:—
  1. Anglican Roots / Anglican Routes
  2. Anglican Roots : Four justifications for the exercise
  3. Anglican Roots : 664 The Synod of Whitby
  4. Anglican Roots : 1215 Magna Carta
  5. Anglican Roots : Movement 1 / The Benedictines
  6. Anglican Roots : Inheritance 1
  7. Anglican Roots : The Reformation
  8. Anglican Roots : 1534 Henry, Supreme Head
  9. Anglican Roots : 1593 Richard Hooker’s Ecclesiastical Polity
  10. Anglican Roots : Movement 2
  11. Anglican Roots : Inheritance 2
  12. Anglican Roots : 1604 The Hampton Court Conference
  13. Anglican Roots : 1662 The Act of Uniformity and the Book of Common Prayer
  14. Anglican Roots : Movement 3
  15. Anglican Roots : Inheritance 3
  16. Anglican Roots : 1784 Samuel Seabury consecrated first American bishop
  17. Anglican Roots : 1888 The Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral
  18. Anglican Roots : Movement 4
  19. Anglican Roots : Inheritance 4

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