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Routledge Anglicanism: Confidence, Commitment and Communion

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Description

Explore the depth of the Anglican tradition with this timely study from the Routledge Contemporary Ecclesiology series. As modern debates continue to shape the church, this work provides a needed look at the core of Anglican life. Martyn Percy offers fresh perspectives on the questions currently defining the ecclesial horizon, including discussions on sexuality, gender, and the role of women bishops. This book examines the complexities of whether the church functions as a Covenant or a Communion, and how leadership is structured within the tradition. Rather than claiming to provide every answer, the text provides illumination on how the Anglican tradition remains a rich and reflexive way to live and proclaim the gospel of Christ. It is an essential resource for those studying Protestant theology or seeking a deeper understanding of Anglican identity in a changing world.

Key Features

Provides significant new insights into the Anglican tradition and its methods for proclaiming the gospel.

Addresses modern debates regarding sexuality, gender, and the role of women bishops in the church.

Examines the fundamental questions of church structure, including the concepts of Covenant and Communion.

Part of the Routledge Contemporary Ecclesiology series for academic and theological study.

Offers a reflexive look at how the church is led and how it maintains its unique identity.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
10 June 2013
Listed Since
04 March 2013

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