Fathers and Anglicans: The Limits of Orthodoxy

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Gracewing Publishing, 2001 - Religion - 341 pages
With a need to proclaim Christian truth afresh in each generation this book examines Anglican roots, and studies the controversies, and the struggle for identity, that Anglicanism has had to face in the aftermath of the Reformation. Includes vignettes of the lives of notable Anglicans, such as Thomas Cranmer, Thomas, Fuller, Lancelot Andrewes, and others.
 

Contents

Introduction
1
Fathers and Reformers
9
An Ecclesiastical Mind
11
Fathers and Reform in John Jewel and Thomas Cranmer
17
Fathers and Formularies
53
The Patristic Spirit of Reform
74
Fathers and Carolines
85
Successors and Builders
87
The Laudians and Henry Hammond
158
Literature and Laudians
172
Objections and Responses
205
Direct Objections and Responses
207
Indirect Objections and Responses
241
Rediscovering the Fathers
265
Fathers and Tractarians
267
Redeeming the Present
307

Richard Hooker and the Puritans
92
Lancelot Andrewes and the Roman Catholics
114
William Laud and the Calvinists
139

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