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Anglican Myopia

The Anglican Communion’s unity has been tendentious for some time, and recent developments render it even more tenuous. In the coming weeks, Covenant will be publishing essays more directly related to our present distress. In the meantime, I hope that these two essays from our archives serve to set our concern for Anglicanism within a larger context.

https://covenant.livingchurch.org/2019/01/23/against-anglican-myopia-gafcon-canterbury-and-lambeth/

https://covenant.livingchurch.org/2016/02/05/curing-american-myopia/

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