It would be fascinating to hear him speak on "Why I am Anglican", where he explained why he is an Anglican protestant, reformed, evanglical - rather than a Baptist or Presbyterian one.
Thanks for the link Michael: I would have missed these otherwise.
Just having listened to the first of the talks: murray, PFJ very properly stated that if he took the time for a fourth talk it would be "Why I am a catholic".
It would be interesting to find out to what extent that fourth talk would have covered your question, and to what extent a fifth talk on being an Anglican would be needed. Or whether such a talk would really be considered appropriate alongside the other three/four. My guess is: not quite, and better treated stand-alone.
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Is that the end of the series?
It would be fascinating to hear him speak on "Why I am Anglican", where he explained why he is an Anglican protestant, reformed, evanglical - rather than a Baptist or Presbyterian one.
Thanks for the link Michael: I would have missed these otherwise.
Just having listened to the first of the talks: murray, PFJ very properly stated that if he took the time for a fourth talk it would be "Why I am a catholic".
It would be interesting to find out to what extent that fourth talk would have covered your question, and to what extent a fifth talk on being an Anglican would be needed. Or whether such a talk would really be considered appropriate alongside the other three/four. My guess is: not quite, and better treated stand-alone.
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