Friendship is a virtue for every man. It is as vulnerable & intimate as it is masculine and strong. Without friendship, no man can have excellence. But this is not by a present perfection but a hope in eventual glory.
In Defense of Anglican Holy Orders Against Rome
Leo XIII in 1896 released Apostolicae Curae, declaring Anglican orders invalid. However, did he properly understand Anglican theology? Some Anglican bishops responded quickly saying he didn't. Here's why we think they're right.
Papal Supremacy Series: Impractical Papacy
While Romanists claim the Pope creates unity for the Catholic Church, it is actually a false unity which harms the Catholic Church.
Modernism: A Protestant Concern
The greatest problem in the Catholic Church today is Modernism. While usually a concern among Romanists, it is a chiefly Protestant concern.
Doctrinal Error Leads to Moral Error
The problem in historically Anglican churches has been a problem of a false view of God leading to a false view of man.
St. Anselm’s Ontological Argument
St. Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury, gave an explanation for how the contemplation of God leads one to know He exists.
The Catholic Church: A Perfect Society
Just as a civil kingdom is a perfect society, so is the kingdom of God: the Catholic Church.
The Catholic Anglican View of the Eucharist
Anglicanism expresses the authentically catholic view of the Eucharist, grounded in Scripture. Neither reductionistic Zwinglianism nor excessive Romanism.
Epieikeia & the Liberation of the Ecclesia Anglicana
While it is easy to simply accuse the Ecclesia Anglicana of being disobedient in the Reformation, she actually understood the needs of her times and the demands of virtue.
The Ecclesia Anglicana: NOT Henry VIII’s Creation
While it is common to think that King Henry VIII started the Church of England, it actually has deeper roots than that.
Papal Supremacy Series: BUT THE KEYS!
Defenders of papal supremacy and the Solus Petrus hermeneutic often point to Jesus giving Peter the keys. However, the text of Scripture shows that Peter isn't given the keys separately from the other apostles.