Moffatt on way Anglicanism rocks

Justin has a great series going on the 'Ten Elements of Historic Anglicanism'.

It is great, great stuff: drawing from Barnett and Packer.

Give it a read.

Start here and scroll down to see how Anglicanism is Biblical, Protestant, catholic, Reformed and liturgical - and more to come.

On this last post, I commented:

Trouble is, you can't say, oh, I had A great experience of liturgy last Sunday. All you can say is: the hundreds of Sundays accumulated have made a great experience.
Liturgy is like a habit. It is meant to be repeated so that you don't notice what it is doing (partly). Through liturgy, I know several great passages of scripture by heart, because I was exposed to it as a kid. But a single experience? Harder to pin down.
My kids won't have the same benefit, alas, because liturgy has all but disappeared from our culture.