The Search for the French Baptismal Liturgy
(This essay was originally published on May 20, 2018.) For you, little child,Jesus Christ has come, he has fought, he has suffered.For you he entered the shadow of Gethsemane and…
Anglican International
(This essay was originally published on May 20, 2018.) For you, little child,Jesus Christ has come, he has fought, he has suffered.For you he entered the shadow of Gethsemane and…
Welcome to the Anglican International, a continuing exploration in Reformed Irenicism. I plan to write about church history, liturgy, select theology, relevant socio-political matters, pastoral-devotional interests, and to give occasional…
Well, sort of. The name John Davenant was not exactly unheard of twenty years ago. Banner of Truth had reprinted his commentary on Colossians. But even still, his name was…
Thomas Aquinas did not believe that Mary was conceived without sin.
Pastor Douglas Wilson recently said some complimentary things about my essay on concupiscence in the new book Ruined Sinners to Reclaim. Thanks, Doug. And thanks to the Gibson brothers and…
So I’m not a Presbyterian anymore. That’s old news. But I’m still reading a lot of the same books, and I still pay attention to the same time period of…
10 years after uncovering the true history of Halloween, Steven Wedegeworth considers the holiday in 2023.
Are ashes on Ash Wednesday really an Anglican tradition?
Why the world needs Protestant Social Teaching.
A series hoping to find points of continuity between the “Anglican” position on ceremonies and tradition and that of the broader Reformed churches would surely want to skip the Scottish…
