Thursday, August 31, 2006

Revisionism – how widespread is it?

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A starter to aid reflection by serious Anglicans The awkward noun “revisionism” has been much used within the membership of the American Ang...

TRINITY Season – the second half of the Christian Year

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Reflections to improve our public worship as biblical and catholic Christians In The Book of Common Prayer (from the first edition of 1549 t...
Wednesday, August 30, 2006

The Homilies – a 16th century classic back in print

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Introduced and Edited by Ian Robinson [The Prayer Book Society is delighted to announce its publication through its Preservation Press in th...

Where are the “God-fearing” today? Has God changed so that there is no need any longer to fear him?

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(Visit www.anglicansatprayer.org for 5 meditations on Fear of God) One important word much used in Christian discourse until the mid-20th c...
Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Fire in the soul during Meditating, Musing & Praying.

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Do visit www.anglicansatprayer.com for more on Meditation A favorite text used over the centuries by godly people to describe the experie...
Monday, August 28, 2006

The Ordaining and Consecrating of a Bishop – but what is his real identity?

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A contemporary form of the Three Ordination Services from The Ordinal bound together with The Book of Common Prayer (USA 1928) is now at www...
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Sunday, August 27, 2006

Our Relation to the Saints: Invocation and/or Comprecation, or Neither.

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What it means to be a member of the One Body of Christ that is of heaven and of earth. The official doctrine of both the Roman Catholic Chur...

Visit Anglicans At Prayer

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Please visit: www.anglicansatprayer.org Why? Because, amongst many other things, you will find there a growing collection of historic lit...
Friday, August 25, 2006

Evangelical High-Church and High-Church Evangelical

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When discussion about the new “Tractarian/Oxford Movement” [to become the Anglo-catholic School] raged in Oxford in the 1840s, churchmen of ...
Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Reaching for true Koinonia with the Psalmist: Meditating on, and Praying for, true Unity

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Nowhere in the Psalter is the unity which God looks for, and will provide, declared more clearly and forcefully than in the very short Psal...