Anglican Theology - other pages

General Councils

The Anglican Understanding of Church. Churchman article by Donald Allister.

Hooker's Theological Method and Modern Anglicanism. Churchman article by Nigel Atkinson.

Richard Hooker - Reformed Theologian of the English Church. Cross†Way article by Nigel Atkinson.

Richard Hooker - Evangelical Theologian of the English Church.
Cross†Way article by Nigel Atkinson.

Bishop John Jewell - On the English Reformation (extracted from The Apology of the Church of England).

The Anglican Pattern of Episcopacy. Churchman article by Rt Rev. J. W. Hunkin (1948)

The Sacred Regiment of Bishops - Towards an Anglican Understanding. Churchman article by F. J. Taylor (1948)

Cranmer's Attitude to the Episcopate: Bishops, Priests and Deacons.

Churchman article by Maurice Elliott (1995)

Cranmer's Attitude to the Monarchy: Royal Absolutism and the Godly Prince. Churchman article by Maurice Elliott (1995)

J. C. Ryle and Comprehensiveness. Churchman article by Peter Toon explaining how Ryle could minister in the Church of England which contained ministers and layman of different views.

What is Anglicanism? - article by George Curry in the Church of England Newspaper, January 2007.

Anglican Orthodoxy. James Crabtree & David Phillips comment on GAFCON & FCA. Cross†Way article (2010).

'To Our Own People Only': Re-owning Original Anglicanism. Churchman article (1998) by John Richardson.

The Church of England: 'Catholic' or Reformed? Report of the Church Society Conference 2009.

The Protestant Succession to the Throne and its Importance to the
Church of England Today. Churchman article by David Samuel.

New Lease of Life - A preface by J. I. Packer to The Principles of Theology by W. H. Griffith Thomas. Churchman article (1978).

The Anglican Doctrine of Justification. Churchman article from 1950 by G. W. Bromiley.

The Reformers' Doctrine of the Holy Communion. Churchman article by C. Sydney Carter.

What is Evangelical Churchmanship?  Churchman article from 1937 by C. Sydney Carter.