Odd indeed, but refreshing too. Just odd from a Presbyterian.
Mr. (Rev. Dr. Prof.) Carl Trueman, Confessional Presbyterian and Professor of Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary--Philadelphia, offers sound and sage insights on our old Book of Common Prayer. It's one of the finest set of comments we've heard in some time. Humourously (in one limited sense), Mr. Trueman chides the sermons (tsk! tsk!) at King's College, Cambridge, noting that the liturgy itself--without some cleric boring a hole in the Church of England with a sermon (tsk! tsk!)--offers more Bible than any other alleged evangelical affair.
Mr. Trueman and others up there in Philadelphia, why of course!
http://info.alliancenet.org/mos/podcast/calming-liturgical-heartburn
Mr. (Rev. Dr. Prof.) Carl Trueman, Confessional Presbyterian and Professor of Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary--Philadelphia, offers sound and sage insights on our old Book of Common Prayer. It's one of the finest set of comments we've heard in some time. Humourously (in one limited sense), Mr. Trueman chides the sermons (tsk! tsk!) at King's College, Cambridge, noting that the liturgy itself--without some cleric boring a hole in the Church of England with a sermon (tsk! tsk!)--offers more Bible than any other alleged evangelical affair.
Mr. Trueman and others up there in Philadelphia, why of course!
http://info.alliancenet.org/mos/podcast/calming-liturgical-heartburn
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