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Hace 2 días · Thomas Cranmer was the first Protestant Archbishop of Canterbury and principal compiler of the Book of Common Prayer. In the reign of Edward VI (1547–1553), the Church of England underwent an extensive theological reformation. Justification by faith was made a central teaching.
Hace 5 días · Collins’ paper explores the influence of Thomas Cranmer on the life and thought of John Wesley and demonstrates that although the Moravians had helped Wesley to appreciate the wonders of free grace and sola fide, such influence in the end was only the instrument by which Wesley became reacquainted with the rich resources of his own ...
Hace 1 día · Free Lecture: The Life of Thomas Cranmer. Dr Mark Earngey is Head of Church History at Moore College, Sydney. You are kindly invited to meet and hear Dr Earngey speaking on the importance of Thomas Cranmer, who was the first protestant Archbishop of Canterbury 500 years ago. He bequeathed what we know as Anglicanism to the world. This talk aims ...
Hace 3 días · Archbishop Cranmer was a man of courage, but not necessarily of consistency. When ordered by his new sovereign Queen Mary to submit to the creed of the unreformed Church, he chose disobedience in order not to offend his conscience. This, of course, was the same behavior, and rationale, of Thomas More and John Fisher.
Hace 5 días · Anglican worship services are open to all visitors. Anglican worship originates principally in the reforms of Thomas Cranmer, who aimed to create a set order of service like that of the pre-Reformation church but less complex in its seasonal variety and said in English rather than Latin.
Hace 2 días · Again this teaching is reinforced by Thomas Cranmer when he said, “no man can say or think that he eateth the body of Christ or drinketh his blood, except he dwelleth in Christ and hath Christ dwelling in him”: it is the regenerate human, the human with a mustard seed of faith which mystically participates in Christ (1551).
Hace 2 días · Thomas Cranmer, the archbishop of Canterbury during Henry VIII’s break with Rome, was the author and compiler of the English Book of Common Prayer, whose marriage rite—containing that familiar ...
