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Перевод: Anglicanism

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Тезаурус:

1. Here is the heart of Anglican comprehensiveness - this is why Evangelical, Catholic and liberal can all claim to have equal shares in the treasures of Anglicanism.
2. Perhaps most importantly of all, I am asking what Anglicanism can learn from this trend in church life.
3. I was brought up in liberal Anglicanism and lapsed into unbelief and active opposition before being converted in an evangelical Anglican church at the age of twenty-four.
4. More comprehensible too are his Seventies revolt (fatal to his Whitehall career) against the trendy refurbishment of the Civil Service and his scorn for Official Culture and for further dilution of the Anglicanism he cherishes.
5. The essence of Anglicanism is that the basis of our authority is located within the nexus of three sources - Bible, Church and reason.
6. Its architect was J. L. Pearson, a highly accomplished church designer, most of whose work was for the "High Church" wing of Anglicanism.
7. As long as its concern (in the absence of a vision) is for "maintaining the ethos of Anglicanism", it is doomed to grow old and cold and to die.
8. It was the sense of another world which drew him; the sense he got from MacDonald (a convert to Broad Church Anglicanism from Congregationalism) of Heaven being penetrable through dreams and the subconscious and the exercise of the imagination.
9. Child of the vicarage, she did not press her Anglicanism against her husband's nonconformity.
10. It was Protestantism, not Anglicanism, that should be the vibrant, all-conquering force.
11. George Carey himself writes movingly of his running into the brick wall of "Anglicanism" in his book on renewal, The Church in the Market Place (Kingsway, 1989).
12. It is little wonder that fundamentalist sects have a field day welcoming in disillusioned people who have been put off Christianity by forms of Anglicanism which offer so little and demand nothing.
13. Newman, John Henry (1801-;1890) A foremost leader of the Oxford Movement within Anglicanism, Newman later converted to Roman Catholicism and was finally made a Cardinal before his death.