Well-Tempered
Mark ClavierMusings about living well with God, creation, and each other.
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Formation for Faithfulness (5): Obstacles and Opportunities for Renewal
By this point in the series, the shape of our Anglican malaise should be clear enough. Parishes are busy, clergy are often over-stretched, initiatives proliferate, and yet the crucial work of forming faithful Christians seems increasingly i...
Formed for Faithfulness (4): When We Lost Our Story
In my earlier reflections (found here, here, and here), I’ve suggested that our Anglican malaise isn’t simply due to protracted decline or unending doctrinal and moral disputes. It reflects a loss of confidence in purpose and authority, of ...
Formed for Faithfulness (3): Anglicanism’s Long Retreat from Power
In my previous essay, I argued that as the capacity for slow, patient formation has faded, the Church has turned increasingly to projects—mixing managerial habits with revivalist urgency—and mistaken busyness for genuine formation. In both ...
Formed for Faithfulness 2: The Turn Toward Managed Renewal
In the opening essay of this series, I suggested that Anglicanism’s1 present fatigue isn’t best understood as a failure of effort or commitment. If anything, we’ve become too frenetic. What’s missing isn’t hard work, but confidence that the...
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