A Response to J. Robert Wright's 'Is Tradition the Enemy of Innovation?'.
Responds to the views of J. Robert Wright in his presentation 'Is Tradition the Enemy of Innovation?' in the context of the history of the Church and Anglicanism. Comment on the proposal that issues affecting the Anglican Communion be decided on an international level by a new body or by a new gran...
| Publicado en: | Anglican Theological Review Vol. 82; no. 4; pp. 779 - 785 |
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Sage Publications Inc.
Fall2000
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| Sumario: | Responds to the views of J. Robert Wright in his presentation 'Is Tradition the Enemy of Innovation?' in the context of the history of the Church and Anglicanism. Comment on the proposal that issues affecting the Anglican Communion be decided on an international level by a new body or by a new grant of authority to an existing body; Views on issues such as infant baptism and human sexuality. |
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