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While I appreciate Thomas Lipscomb's point of view, I think the word "Protestant" in his title was used for reasons of "sound" rather than "sense." I am myself a self-described Anglo-Catholic priest with an ear for alliteration. We dropped the title "Protestant" some time ago, a fact of some delight to those of us who see Anglican life centered on Sacrament.

I might suggest that a true Anglo-Catholic would look to the Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral in the back of the Book of Common Prayer, rather than to the 39 Articles as he does. If I have proved the point of his peregrinations by positing this, I am pleased.
-- (The Rev.) W.H. Marchl, III, M Div.
New Haven, Connecticut

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"I am afraid what you have proven is that able clergy occupies itself with minutiae while the church itself is inextremis."--Thomas Lipscomb

Brrrrrrr...