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True Anglicanism: Patrimony or Protestantism?

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What is True Anglicanism? Is the Church of England’s identity rooted in ancient Catholic patrimony or shaped by Protestant Reformation theology? In this episode, Stephen Boyce sits down with Fr. Calvin Robinson to trace the story of Anglicanism — from the Venerable Bede’s account of the early English Church, through the English Reformation, and into the identity crisis of Anglicanism today.

We discuss St. Augustine of Canterbury, the Synod of Whitby, Thomas Cranmer, the Book of Common Prayer, the Elizabethan Settlement, Anglo-Catholicism, Protestant theology, and the struggle for Anglican unity in our time.

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