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Making England good again
Against our current culture—one in which more is better and numbers matter most—the Clapham Sect stands apart. This band of evangelical Anglican reformers, active in England from the 1790s to the 1830s, had only a few dozen members. Yet sma...
The archbishop’s hand
The pyre was lit. The wood kindled. The chained victim—the defrocked and degraded archbishop of Canterbury, formerly the foremost clergyman in the realm—awaited a slow and painful death by burning in March 1556. Suddenly he stretched forth...
Religious whiplash
In his 1983 book The Anglican Spiritual Tradition, John R. H. Moorman, bishop of Ripon in the COE, helped readers see the Reformation’s tumult by imagining its effect on a fictional parish priest.
Attribution: North Walsham, St. Nicholas C...
The holy Lamb on “mountains green”
How early did Christianity come to Britain? If we give credence to the legend once set forth in song by William Blake (1757–1827), very early indeed:
And did those feet in ancient time,
Walk upon England’s mountains green:
And...
Issue #160: Meet the Anglicans
What is Anglicanism, and what does it mean to be an Anglican?
Join Christian History in this latest issue as we explore the roots and branches of the Anglican story, beginning with Christianity’s arrival in the British Isles and its distin...
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