Some notes from the January 12, 2021 panel from the CEEP Network entitled “The Art of Anglican Preaching.” All errors are my own. Participants: Andrew

Musings at the intersection of spirituality, religion, science, and politics…
Some notes from the January 12, 2021 panel from the CEEP Network entitled “The Art of Anglican Preaching.” All errors are my own. Participants: Andrew
I recently listened to the Why Do We Preach? episode from the Thinking Fellows 1517 podcast. In brief, these Lutheran friends argue that the purposes
For my Fall 2020 term paper in Anglican Theology and Ethics at Bexley-Seabury Seminary I wrote a descriptive overview that compared some of the key
And what of hell? In Living with Hope, an Advent devotional, John Polkinghorne argues that hell is real but that its true nature doesn’t match
“Eucharistic Prayer C could also readily allow, though, for a position that God created humans through some sort of guided evolutionary process where the “primal elements” were those comprising the first microorganisms that reproduced and kick-started the evolutionary process that eventually resulted in the evolution of homo sapiens.”
“I recently had the opportunity to reflect on the liturgy for Holy Baptism in the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer. [It contains] a Christian ethic of values and living. What do we do each day that contributes to each of these five commitments?”