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Anglican theological review.

Material type: TextTextPublication details: Chicago, Illinois : Anglican Theological Review, Inc, 1996.LOC classification:
  • PER .A54 1996 V. 78
Contents:
Contents [journal articles]
Introduction: the opening of the Vatican archives and ARCIC process/ R. William Franklin-- pp. 8-29
Apostolicae Curae and the snares of tradition/ George H. Tavard-- pp. 30-47
"To the intent that these orders may be continued": an Anglican theology of Holy orders/ Stephen Sykes-- pp. 48-63
A new context: ARCIC and afterwards/ Edward Yarnold-- pp. 64-74
The liturgical consequences of Apostolicae curae for Anglican ordination rites/ Paul F. Bradshaw-- pp. 75-86
Anglican orders: an ecumenical context/ Christopher Hill-- pp. 87-95
The ordination of women: a new obstacle to the recognition of Anglican orders/ Sara Butler-- pp. 96-113
A response to papers on Apostololicae Curae/ Joanne McWilliam-- pp. 114-116
The dimension of ecumenical consensus in the revision to professor Bradshaw/ J. Robert Wright-- pp. 117-121
A Roman Catholic response/ Jon Nilson-- pp. 122-124
Final commentary/ Frank T. Griswold-- pp. 125-126
The English text of Apostolicae Curae/ leo Bishop-- pp. 127-137
The English text of Saepius Officio: edited excerpts-- pp. 138-149
no. 2
Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner": theodicy in a new key/ Sandra M. Levy-- pp. 206-224
Divine suffering: continuity and discontinuity with the tradition/ Marcel Sarot-- pp. 225-240
Education for ministry in the Augustan age: Gilbert Burnet, George Bull, and the modern church/ Robert D. Cornwall-- pp. 241-257
Scripture, tradition and criticism: a brief proposal for theological education-- pp. 258-274
The proximity of doctrine: Underhill and Sayers on the trinity/ Kevin Hogan-- pp. 275-289
A new vocabulary of biblical authority: suggestions from the concept of narrative/ Mark Hargreaves-- pp. 290-307
Commentary
Reply to "the sin of racism"/ Thomas Drew-- pp. 311-328
no.3
A tribute to William Taylor Stevensaon, Jr., 1928-1996-- pp. 377-381
Faith and fiction: literature as Revelation/ Catherine M. Wallace-- pp. 382-403
Florence Nightingale: constructing a vocation/ Alison A. Anderson-- pp. 404-419
Does omitting the filioque clause betray traditional Anglican thought/ William Craig-- pp. 420-439
From fiery prophecy to "simple gaiety": John Neville Figgis speaks out to his age and ours/ Elisabeth Koenig-- pp. 440-464
Commentary
Reshaping of conscience: religion, education and multiculturalism/ T. James Kodera-- pp. 475-492
no. 4
Sustaining the new small church/ Charles R. Wilson-- pp. 549-
The passing of the six-mile parish/ Gary Farley-- pp. 566-575
Creation, environment, and the small church/ H. Boone Porter-- pp. 576-586
Turning the ecclesial ship around in the desert: a review of a model for change in the rural and mining church in Western Australia/ Brian Farran-- pp. 603-614
The small church: radical reformation and renewal of ministry/ Thomas K. Ray-- pp. 615-627
Small church evangelism and education/ LaDonna Wind-- pp. 628-634
Vision for the small church/ Allen Brown, Jr.-- pp. 635-643
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Contents [journal articles]

Introduction: the opening of the Vatican archives and ARCIC process/ R. William Franklin-- pp. 8-29

Apostolicae Curae and the snares of tradition/ George H. Tavard-- pp. 30-47

"To the intent that these orders may be continued": an Anglican theology of Holy orders/ Stephen Sykes-- pp. 48-63

A new context: ARCIC and afterwards/ Edward Yarnold-- pp. 64-74

The liturgical consequences of Apostolicae curae for Anglican ordination rites/ Paul F. Bradshaw-- pp. 75-86

Anglican orders: an ecumenical context/ Christopher Hill-- pp. 87-95

The ordination of women: a new obstacle to the recognition of Anglican orders/ Sara Butler-- pp. 96-113

A response to papers on Apostololicae Curae/ Joanne McWilliam-- pp. 114-116

The dimension of ecumenical consensus in the revision to professor Bradshaw/ J. Robert Wright-- pp. 117-121

A Roman Catholic response/ Jon Nilson-- pp. 122-124

Final commentary/ Frank T. Griswold-- pp. 125-126

The English text of Apostolicae Curae/ leo Bishop-- pp. 127-137

The English text of Saepius Officio: edited excerpts-- pp. 138-149

no. 2

Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner": theodicy in a new key/ Sandra M. Levy-- pp. 206-224

Divine suffering: continuity and discontinuity with the tradition/ Marcel Sarot-- pp. 225-240

Education for ministry in the Augustan age: Gilbert Burnet, George Bull, and the modern church/ Robert D. Cornwall-- pp. 241-257

Scripture, tradition and criticism: a brief proposal for theological education-- pp. 258-274

The proximity of doctrine: Underhill and Sayers on the trinity/ Kevin Hogan-- pp. 275-289

A new vocabulary of biblical authority: suggestions from the concept of narrative/ Mark Hargreaves-- pp. 290-307

Commentary

Reply to "the sin of racism"/ Thomas Drew-- pp. 311-328

no.3

A tribute to William Taylor Stevensaon, Jr., 1928-1996-- pp. 377-381

Faith and fiction: literature as Revelation/ Catherine M. Wallace-- pp. 382-403

Florence Nightingale: constructing a vocation/ Alison A. Anderson-- pp. 404-419

Does omitting the filioque clause betray traditional Anglican thought/ William Craig-- pp. 420-439

From fiery prophecy to "simple gaiety": John Neville Figgis speaks out to his age and ours/ Elisabeth Koenig-- pp. 440-464

Commentary

Reshaping of conscience: religion, education and multiculturalism/ T. James Kodera-- pp. 475-492

no. 4

Sustaining the new small church/ Charles R. Wilson-- pp. 549-

The passing of the six-mile parish/ Gary Farley-- pp. 566-575

Creation, environment, and the small church/ H. Boone Porter-- pp. 576-586

Turning the ecclesial ship around in the desert: a review of a model for change in the rural and mining church in Western Australia/ Brian Farran-- pp. 603-614

The small church: radical reformation and renewal of ministry/ Thomas K. Ray-- pp. 615-627

Small church evangelism and education/ LaDonna Wind-- pp. 628-634

Vision for the small church/ Allen Brown, Jr.-- pp. 635-643

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