Tuesday, August 17, 2010

An Evangelical pastor calls it correctly on the Anglicans « Churchmouse Campanologist

An Evangelical pastor calls it correctly on the Anglicans « Churchmouse Campanologist

An evangelical pastors "calls out" on the Anglican Church and the ignorance of the Articles and the 1662 BCP.

The bottomline to the exhortation: "Teach one C o E Article per week from the XXXIX Articles, not, as one Anglican minister proposed to do, teach forty Sundays from Rick Warren's Forty Days of the Purpose Driven Life."

The Chinese evangelical minister was quite right.
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4 comments:

  1. Jack MillerAugust 17, 2010 at 8:01 PM

    I can only heartily agree! It is pathetically sad that the vast majority of Anglicans and, I would venture, Anglican clergy are have never read the 39 Articles nor any of the homilies from the 2 books of Homilies... especially Cranmer's Sermon on the Salvation of Mankind (of Justification) which is classic biblical and reformed soteriology.

    cheers,
    Jack

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  2. ReformationAugust 17, 2010 at 8:59 PM

    Thanks Jack.

    I suspect the underlying theology and its Augustinian coherence is little appreciated either.

    Tough to be in the Babylonian Captivity, but the Gospel and the divine promises keep us marching, teaching, researching and praising His Sovereign Majesty.

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  3. Jack MillerAugust 17, 2010 at 9:07 PM

    I've been blogging on and off on Cranmer... and other points of the English reformational faith. So needed...

    I like your blog very much. Thanks.

    Jack

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  4. ReformationAugust 18, 2010 at 7:16 AM

    Thanks Jack. And the work goes on, even in Babylon.

    Here in Jacksonville, NC, am praying about starting a Prayer Book (society) group that will join to pray and study the related Scriptures and theology. As well as introduce the Psalter-tradition of Anglican chants via St. Paul Cathedral's good renderings. Just 3-4 men. Otherwises, dry, arid and awful in this southern town in North Carolina.

    Thanks for the good word.

    Regards.

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