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Synodality at the Universal Level in the Anglican Communion [PDF]

Ecclesiastical Law Journal
This article proposes that while the four instruments of communion of the Anglican Communion (the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Primates’ Meeting, the Lambeth Conference, and the Anglican Consultative Council) are not synods, they nevertheless manifest ...
Russell Dewhurst
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The Anglican Communion and Anglicanism

2017
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The Anglican Communion and Bioethics

1991
This essay describes developments in Anglican thinking on selected topics in bioethics that have appeared since 1992. It highlights a variety of documents published by the member churches of the Anglican Communion or their judicatories in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Scotland, the United Kingdom, the United States and Wales.
Judith A. Granbois, David H. Smith
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Church, Communion of Churches and the Anglican Communion

Ecclesiastical Law Journal, 2002
This paper is intended to point to some major concepts and features in Anglican ecclesiology and to mention some significant moments or phases that have shaped it. It will also reflect briefly on the direction that our ecclesiology is taking, as the Churches of the Anglican Communion face challenges, both positive and negative.
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The Myth of Anglican Communion

Journal of Anglican Studies, 2005
ABSTRACTAnglicanism has come to worldwide significance in the context of modernity and debate about the recent difficulties in the Anglican communion which have been of such note and concern has been influenced by this context. The categories of the debate as reflected in the Virginia Report provide a case study of the difficulties.
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Authority in the Anglican Communion

Ecclesiastical Law Journal, 1999
The Church was not founded at Pentecost, as is sometimes said, but by Christ during the course of his ministry in Galilee and Judea. It was he who appointed the twelve to become what today, perhaps, would be called teaching officers, and who commissioned the seventy as a corps of evangelistic missioners.
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The Anglican Patrimony in Catholic Communion

2021
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Anglicanorum Coetibus, Tracey Rowland gathers together leading voices to examine the issue of the Anglican Patrimony and its relevance for Christians today. The Anglicanorum Coetibus is the 2009 papal decree which established the Anglican Ordinariate within the Catholic Church, and this volume examines the ...
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Mission in the Anglican Communion

2016
This chapter discusses the development of Anglicanism through mission and argues that mission is essential to the church’s existence and flourishing. It proposes that the church’s mission has two aspects: the deepening and revitalization of the lives of those already within the Christian community, and the extension of the Gospel beyond the boundaries ...
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Anglican Communion in Crisis

2009
Acknowledgments ix Abbreviations xi INTRODUCTION: A Communion in Crisis? 1 CHAPTER ONE: Renewal and Conflict: The Episcopal Church and the Province of Uganda 23 CHAPTER TWO: Taking Africa Seriously: The Globalization of Conservative Episcopalians 47 CHAPTER THREE: "White Hands Up!" Lambeth 1998 and the Global Politics of Homosexuality 71 CHAPTER FOUR ...
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