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Bulwarks of Anglican Belief: Common Prayer (The 2019 BCP TLE Considered)

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Bulwarks of Anglican Belief: Common Prayer (The 2019 BCP TLE Considered)

from Miserable Offenders · host Miserable Offenders

The Miserable Offenders embark on a new series prying into the mysterious case of a fractured N. American Anglican church. What would it take for a unified, orthodox Anglicanism to thrive? The first such "bulwark" we consider is "Common Prayer" and we use Isaac's recent review of the ACNA's 2019 BCP (Traditional Language Edition) as a launching place for further discussion. Notes: How Classical is It? A Review of The Book of Common Prayer (2019) Traditional Language Edition Common Authority in the Midst of Uncommon Prayer The College of Bishops: Resolution Concerning Prayer Books and Historic Rites

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