Six Steps Post-Toronto October 11, 2013 Essays & Reviews, Features By Ian Ernest • Out of the theological tradition of Anglicanism emerges a church model that gives the Incarnation its rightful place.
Keep Canterbury Relevant October 11, 2013 Essays & Reviews, Features By Josiah Idowu Fearon • The Archbishop of Canterbury has come to be known as a ‘focus of unity” rather than an “instrument of unity.”
Supranational Ecclesiology October 11, 2013 Essays & Reviews, Features By Ephraim Radner • Anglican churches are whole only as they subject themselves to one another, in the form of spousal life, as Paul writes.
Steps toward Global Unity October 10, 2013 Essays & Reviews, Features By David Ney • Back to the Anglican Future was guided by what might be described as the principle of ressourcement.
MRI’s Spiritual Diagnosis August 22, 2013 Essays & Reviews By David Cox • MRI built its precepts on St. Paul’s words: “Now you are the body of Christ and individually members of it.”
