Explore the Anglican Church’s place in the modern world through a thoughtful collection of essays.
This volume surveys how the Anglican tradition can adapt to contemporary life while upholding core truths of evangelical faith and church order. Editors emphasize a shared principle that invites open inquiry and diverse views within a Unity of purpose.
- Foundations: the principles of the English Reformation and the Church’s continuity with the primitive Church
- Debates on modern religious thought, church governance, and liturgical practice
- The role of laypeople, education, and mission within Anglican life
- Historical and contemporary reflections from leading churchmen of the era
Ideal for readers of church history, Anglican studies, and religious thought interested in how tradition meets the demands of the age.