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Anglican and Episcopal history.

Material type: TextTextPublication details: Austin, Texas : Historical Society, 1987.LOC classification:
  • PER .A55 1987 V. 56
Contents:
Contents
no. 1
Anglican and Episcopal theologians: the usable past for postliberal theology/ David A. Scott-- pp. 7-26
Anglican initiatory rites: a contribution to the current debate/ C. FitzSimons Allison-- pp. 27-43
What we taught: Christian education in the American Episcopal Church, 1920-1980-- pp. 45-85
New Eden and new Babylon: religious thoughts of American authors: a bibliography IX/ Nelson R. Burr-- pp. 87-107
no. 2
"The vocation of the Lord': aspects of the Huguenot contribution to the English-speaking world/ Roger Howell, Jr.-- pp.133-151
The constitution of the church of the Province of New Zealand/ John H. Evans-- pp. 153-162
Episcopal-Roman Catholic ecumenism and Church democracy during North America's revolutionary era: the life and times of liberation theologian Charles H. Wharton/ Toby Terrar-- pp. 163-196
New Eden and new Babylon: religious thoughts of American authors: A bibliography X/ Nelson R. Burr-- pp. 197-208
no. 3
An appreciation of Powel Mills Dawley/ James A. Carpenter-- p. 233-235
Anglican terminology in recent Tudor and Stuart historiography/ Borden W. Painter-- pp. 237-249
The beginning of clerical marriage in the English reformation: the reigns of Edward and Mary/ Richard M. Spielman-- pp. 251-263
Towards an Anglican doctrine of ministry: Richard Hooker and the Elizabethan church/ William P. Hauggard-- pp. 265-284
Archbishop John Whitgift: his supporters and opponents/ Leland H. Carlson-- pp. 285-301
Liberal Catholicism: James I, Isaac Casaubon, Bishop Whittingham of Maryland, and Mark Pattison/ Frederick Shriver-- pp. 303-317
Martin Luther: an Anglican ecumenical appreciation/ J. Robert Wright-- pp. 319-329
Provisional bibliography: the published writings of Powell Mills Dawley/ J. Robert Wright-- pp. 331-357
New Eden and New Babylon: religious thoughts of American authors: A bibliography XI/ Nelson R. Burr-- pp. 337-358
no. 4
John Whitgift: primate, privy councilor and propagandist/ Viviene Sanders-- pp. 385-403
Archbishop John Tillotson and the meaning of moralism/ William M. Spellman-- pp. 404-422
The Episcopal Church in Florence: a tale of two beginnings/ Clement W. Welsh-- pp. 423-443
An experiment in "Christian cooperation": Seabury Divinity School and Carleton College/ JOan Gundersen-- pp. 444-454
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Contents

no. 1

Anglican and Episcopal theologians: the usable past for postliberal theology/ David A. Scott-- pp. 7-26

Anglican initiatory rites: a contribution to the current debate/ C. FitzSimons Allison-- pp. 27-43

What we taught: Christian education in the American Episcopal Church, 1920-1980-- pp. 45-85

New Eden and new Babylon: religious thoughts of American authors: a bibliography IX/ Nelson R. Burr-- pp. 87-107

no. 2

"The vocation of the Lord': aspects of the Huguenot contribution to the English-speaking world/ Roger Howell, Jr.-- pp.133-151

The constitution of the church of the Province of New Zealand/ John H. Evans-- pp. 153-162

Episcopal-Roman Catholic ecumenism and Church democracy during North America's revolutionary era: the life and times of liberation theologian Charles H. Wharton/ Toby Terrar-- pp. 163-196

New Eden and new Babylon: religious thoughts of American authors: A bibliography X/ Nelson R. Burr-- pp. 197-208

no. 3

An appreciation of Powel Mills Dawley/ James A. Carpenter-- p. 233-235

Anglican terminology in recent Tudor and Stuart historiography/ Borden W. Painter-- pp. 237-249

The beginning of clerical marriage in the English reformation: the reigns of Edward and Mary/ Richard M. Spielman-- pp. 251-263

Towards an Anglican doctrine of ministry: Richard Hooker and the Elizabethan church/ William P. Hauggard-- pp. 265-284

Archbishop John Whitgift: his supporters and opponents/ Leland H. Carlson-- pp. 285-301

Liberal Catholicism: James I, Isaac Casaubon, Bishop Whittingham of Maryland, and Mark Pattison/ Frederick Shriver-- pp. 303-317

Martin Luther: an Anglican ecumenical appreciation/ J. Robert Wright-- pp. 319-329

Provisional bibliography: the published writings of Powell Mills Dawley/ J. Robert Wright-- pp. 331-357

New Eden and New Babylon: religious thoughts of American authors: A bibliography XI/ Nelson R. Burr-- pp. 337-358

no. 4

John Whitgift: primate, privy councilor and propagandist/ Viviene Sanders-- pp. 385-403

Archbishop John Tillotson and the meaning of moralism/ William M. Spellman-- pp. 404-422

The Episcopal Church in Florence: a tale of two beginnings/ Clement W. Welsh-- pp. 423-443

An experiment in "Christian cooperation": Seabury Divinity School and Carleton College/ JOan Gundersen-- pp. 444-454

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