by | Jan 3, 2017 | Email Exchanges
I’m not sure how much you know or understand about liturgy, but I will assume for the sake of this email that it is a fairly limited amount, not because I think you are ignorant or stupid, but only because I assume it hasn’t been on your theological radar per se (as...
by | Sep 26, 2015 | Email Exchanges, The Bible, The Church
Email #1: Co-Inhering Here is just another reason I love being Anglican: I was re-reading Fr. (x)’s response to that Pelikan blurb I sent on Scripture and the authority of Tradition and his wrap-up is so telling of the “middle way” of Anglicanism and...
by | Aug 23, 2015 | Email Exchanges, The Eucharist
We were exchanging emails about how to get to a communion service on vacation. Here is a tiny extract from the conversation: I know exactly what you mean by needing to go. There’s a holy dependency that’s beginning to form. We (you and I) actually rely...
by | Aug 22, 2015 | Email Exchanges, The Church
I’ve never heard of the song, but I love the lyrics! (X) and I were out last week and we talked quite a bit about different issues, but one was loving and adoring and defending the Church. We both feel we are doing that more and more. I would say we are...
by | Aug 22, 2015 | Email Exchanges, The Bible
I found this very interesting book called, “Jesus Through the Centuries” (on my mother-in-law’s bookshelf) by Jaroslav Pelikan who was possibly the greatest scholar of church history and the history of doctrine of the last 50-100 years. Pelikan was...
by | Aug 15, 2015 | Email Exchanges, The Bible
An excellent Christian scholar (X) was explaining how he lays out all the different views on a subject, then lets the reader decide which he thinks is best. Here was an email regarding (X)’s practice. In the podcast, he says he takes the warning to teachers in...
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