The English Reformers left to posterity a roadmap and fingerposts to guide future generations of pilgrims along the Anglican Way, to use the phrase the late Peter Toon popularized. This roadmap and fingerposts consisted of the greater formularies—the Thirty-Nine Articles, the Book of Common Prayer, and the Ordinal. They include the lesser formularies—the two Books of Homilies, Alexander Nowell’s A Catechism, and the proposed Canons of 1571 and the Canons of 1604. These formularies enunciate the teaching of the reformed Church of England and authentic historic Anglicanism. The English Reformers also bequeathed their writings to those who came after them.
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Anglicans Ablaze: A Guide to the True Anglican Way
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