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Anglican News & Views The following sites keep up to date on the latest news in the Anglican Communion with direct links to other websites and online articles. Since most of these are 'blogs,' visitors should remember that the views expressed by commenters are not necessarily those of the individual blog administrators. TitusOneNine Anglican Mainstream Global South Anglican AnglicanTV The following sites are "generally endorsed" here. Of course, not every perspective represented by the following sites represents the ministry of Trinity Anglican Church and its leadership. Other Christian News & Commentary Get Religion First Things Christianity Today Touchstone: A Journal of Mere Christianity Anglican Reform Projects The Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON) Anglican Theological Projects Non Sermoni Res Ecumenical Theological Projects The Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology Ancient Future Worship Anglican Prayer Sites Lent & Beyond: An Anglican Prayer Blog CommonPrayer.Org Anglican Social Evangelism Ministries Anglican Relief and Development Anglicans for Life Church Army Issues of Christian Marriage & Human Sexuality Marriage Builders XXXChurch.Com Robert A.J. Gagnon Exodus International NARTH Science & Religion The BioLogos Forum: Science and Faith in Dialogue Philosophy & Religion Alvin Plantinga: the Analytic Theist Christianity & the Arts Hollywood Jesus: Pop Culture from a Spiritual Point of View CIVA: Christians in the Visual Arts Classic Texts for Anglicans Bible Gateway The Apocrypha (King James Version) The Book of Common Prayer Christian Classics Ethereal Library Against Heresies by St. Irenaeus The Commonitory by St. Vincent of Lerins The City of God by St. Augustine Catechetical Lectures by St. Cyril of Jerusalem On the Priesthood by St. John Chrysostom Exposition of the Orthodox Faith by St. John of Damascus The Seven Ecumenical Councils Ecclesiastical History of England by the Venerable Bede The good news about our classic Anglican Divines is that they wrote in English. The bad news is...that they wrote in English--Elizabethan English, which can be tricky to decipher these days. Here is some advice: read your King James Version of the Bible for a while, and maybe visit Shakespeare now and then. After feeling more comfortable with the language, try the following works. They really are worth the effort.The Apology of the Church of England by John Jewel The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity by Richard Hooker The Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology (including Lancelot Andrewes, John Cosin, and Thomas Wilson) A Priest to the Temple, or The Country Parson by George Herbert Divine Poems and Sermons by John Donne Holy Living by Jeremy Taylor Holy Dying by Jeremy Taylor Sermons by John Wesley A Collection of Hymns by Charles Wesley Saepius Officio. Answer of the Archbishops of England to the Apostolic Letter of Pope Leo XIII |
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