The Rev. Canon Phil Ashey is President & CEO of the American Anglican Council. “It is simply not true to say that ACNA is part of the Anglican Communion,” he [Idowu-Fearon] said. “To be part of the Communion, a province needs to be in communion with the See of Canterbury and to be a member […]
Modern pharisees — the moral preening of the archbishops Author: Jules Gomes Two men go to the temple to pray, one the Archbishop of Canterbury and the other a Trump-voting American fundamentalist. Archbishop Justin, standing before ITV’s Robert Peston, prays: ‘God, I thank you that I am not like other men, Tories, pro-lifers, patriots, climate change […]
By Rollin Grams November 15, 2017 In one of C. S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia, ‘The Silver Chair,’ the emerald witch of the underworld advocates an anti-natural lie. She claims that there is no real world above the ‘Underland’ that she has created. She throws a magical potent onto the fire that causes the children […]
Sola Gratia By Roger Salter Special to VIRTUEONLINE www.virtueonline.org It could be said that we live in the age of “cheap grace”. But in fact that is too high a compliment to pay to the prevailing attitude of our time (“attitude” is a substitute for the noun “theology”, for that noble science, in any Biblical […]
(Rudiments of the English Reformation) By Roger Salter Special to VIRTUEONLINE www.virtueonline.org In comparison with the Reformation as it developed in various Continental centers the Reformation in England was by no means second rate. It was a revival in true religion derived from Sacred Scripture as its source and Augustinianism as the best available commentary […]
(Rudiments of the Reformation) By Roger Salter Special to VIRTUEONLINE www.virtueonline.org The Reformation was not new, but rather a resurgence, restoration, clarification and explosion of a near dormant Augustinianism that had kept the church on track through times of uncertainty and even through the descent of darkness when the faith of the gospel was in […]
Declarations affixed to multiple cathedrals in Britain By Tyler O’Neil https://pjmedia.com/faith On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, anonymous evangelical Anglicans posted a 95 Theses-style complaint on the doors of five British cathedrals. The first complaints went up on the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s posting of the 95 Theses on the door of the Wittenberg Castle […]