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x, 293 pages 22 cm Translation of Het Anglikanisme in oecumenisch perspectief Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-288) 1. Why Anglicanism? -- The need for unity -- The desire for unity -- The ecumenical situation -- The special position of the Anglican church -- The Church of England and the Anglican communion -- 2. The attitude toward Rome -- Introduction -- The first two Lambeth Conferences: Negative attitude toward Rome -- The Lambeth Conference of 1888: Infallibility versus openness -- The Lambeth Conference of 1897: the Anglican ordinations -- The Lambeth Conference of 1908: Hopeful signs and vexing problems -- The Lambeth Conference of 1920: the open door -- The Lambeth Conference of 1930: the Malines conversations -- The Lambeth Conference of 1949: disappointment -- The present: Hopes -- 3. The Anglican attitude toward the Reformation -- Introduction -- Continuity with the Catholic and Apostolic church -- The reformational character of the Anglican church -- The Anglican dislike of being called "Protestant" -- The Lambeth Conferences and the Reformation -- 4. Appeal to all Christian people -- Ecumenical realism -- The ecumenical principles of the Anglican communio
- Author
- Pol, Willem Hendrik van de, 1897-
- Publisher
- Pittsburgh, Duquesne University Press
- Published
- 1965
- Language
- EN
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