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Paul F.m. Zahl Attempts To Show - Contrary To The Opinion Of Many Present-day Anglican Writers - That Anglicanism Is Not Just A Via Media (between Rome And Geneva, For Example) But Has Been Stamped Decisively By Classic Protestant Insights And Concerns. He Also Discusses The Implications Of Anglicanism's Protestant History For Our Own Age, Suggesting That This Dimension Of Anglicanism Has An Important Contribution To Make To The Worldwide Christian Community In The New Millennium. Zahl Opens His Work By Highlighting The Protestant Influences In Anglican History And Tradition, Beginning With The Reformation In England. A Short, Popular Recounting Of The Crucial Reformation Decades Is Followed By The Story Of The Protestant Tradition Within The Church Of England From 1688 To The Present. Zahl Then Outlines The Protestant Contribution To The American Episcopal Church, From Nineteenth-century Figures Like Bishops Richard Channing Moore Of Virginia And Gregory Thurston Bedell Of Ohio, Through The Rise Of The Liberal Evangelicals In The Early 1900s, To The Prayer Book Of 1979, Which Effectively Neutralized The Morning Prayer Tradition In The Church. In The Final Chapter Zahl Sketches A F

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Author
Zahl, Paul F. M.
Publisher
William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
Published
1998
Language
EN
ISBN
9780802845979
Category
history
Subjects
Religion, Philosophy, History
Rating
3.71 / 5 (21 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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