Aspects of Anglicanism (Classic Reprint): Or Some Comments on Certain Events in the 'Nineties: Or Some Comments on Certain Events in the 'Nineties (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Exploring the Lambeth Judgment era in the 1890s, this book examines how Anglicanism faced testy questions of obedience, ritual practice, and church authority.

It traces how leaders, clergy, and lay voices grappled with living scripture, patristic tradition, and the church’s own laws during a time of intense debate.

Through contemporary writings and historical analysis, the work shows how arguments about authority, conformity, and church unity shaped a pivotal moment for Anglicans. Readers will see the clash between private judgment and institutional guidance, and how those tensions influenced worship, governance, and identity within the English church.

• Context for the Lambeth Judgment and its implications for obedience and ritual.
• Profiles of debates among bishops, clergy, and reformers in the late 19th century.
• Discussion of how Anglicanism balanced scripture, tradition, and church law during a time of change.
• Insights into the broader questions about authority and church unity in this period.

Ideal for readers of Anglican history, church history, and religious studies seeking a concise look at a defining era of Anglican debate.

The Lambeth Judgment, obedience, and ritual debate in the 1890s

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