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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «LOW-CHURCH»
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The stronghold of the Low Church lies undoubtedly in the biological sciences.
Living organisms have a quality of irre- ducibility; one cannot study living things
without recognising that they have a certain wholeness and autonomy.
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Encyclopedia of Religion in the South
High Church/Low Church Synod, unpublished typescript, Life Sketches of
Lutheran Ministers, North Carolina and Tennessee Synods, 1773-1965. Hugh
George Anderson Philadelphia, Pennsylvania HIGH CHURCH/LOW CHURCH.
Samuel S. Hill, Charles H. Lippy, Charles Reagan Wilson, 2005
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An Episcopal Dictionary of the
Church: A User-Friendly ...
Low church teaching minimized the authority of the episcopate and tended to
exalt royal supremacy. This loyalty to the throne was not because of the divine
right of kings. It reflected a convenient anti-Roman Catholic political arrangement,
...
Donald S. Armentrout, Robert Boak Slocum, 2000
You will remember that the Low Church party was evangelical in spirit and
favored simplicity in the church service. The High Church party in Amer- •362• ica
was strengthened by the Oxford Movement in England, and the Low Church party
...
5
Anglicans in Canada: Controversies and Identity in ...
authority of the clergy; low-church Anglicans stressed the priesthood of all
believers, which meant that every Christian could and did meet the living God
without priestly mediation. High-church Anglicans thought an established Church
led by ...
6
From Cranmer to Davidson: A
Church of England Miscellany
churches, which had resulted in an account applying a pattern of almost infinite
gradations of anglican churchmanship.62 In the case of the high- and low-church
parties, however, Conybeare again opted for a tripartite division. Both were ...
7
The Companion to Southern Literature: Themes, Genres, ...
The first half of the nineteenth century saw the division of the church into High
and Low Church factions. The High Church group looked to historic traditions of
liturgy, stressing the church's Catholic and medieval roots and the importance of
the ...
Joseph M. Flora, Lucinda Hardwick MacKethan, Todd W. Taylor, 2002
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Encyclopedia of Canada's Peoples
The diocese of Huron became a bastion of the low church party. Led by a
strongly Irish clerical faction, lay representatives secured the election as bishop
of Benjamin Cronyn, an Irishman and avowed opponent of ritualism. Most of the
clergy ...
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The True Character of a
Church-man, Shewing the False ...
Together with The Character of a Low Church-man Drawn in Answer to It. With
Remarks.. Richard West. on very high ones to themselves , whose Practice in
King James's time in admitting a certain Dean, if it was laid open to Publick view,
...
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Deep
Church: A Third Way Beyond Emerging and Traditional
I think that Vintage, with its commitment to ancient church practices and
disciplines, is a huge step beyond most low-church evangelicalism, whether
contemporary or traditional. Most traditional churches are heirs of the low-church
movement ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «LOW-CHURCH»
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Low-Church est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Bread, Circuses, and Skits
I've been a part of many conversations with leaders from a variety of low-church traditions, and have heard the same refrain. The problems in a ... «Patheos, juil 15»
Alan Titchmarsh: I dug myself into a hole with the BBC
Growing up in a church-going family (nothing heavy, just low-church C of E) I have always drawn the line at blasphemy - my swearing does not ... «Telegraph.co.uk, juin 15»
Jeb Sells Catholicism to Evangelicals
Low-church Protestants from the Bible Belt have historically been hostile to Catholicism, even sometimes fearing that Catholics' devotion to the ... «Daily Beast, juin 15»
Wellington – the Iron Irishman
... born with the surname Wesley, which they changed to Wellesley, presumably to distance themselves from the low-church founder of preachy, ... «Catholic Herald Online, juin 15»
The Pulpit is the Prow
Many of us were raised in low-church evangelical traditions with strong pulpit ministries, and part of what has drawn us to the Anglican fold is ... «First Things, juin 15»
BBC pro visits 46 churches during Lent and shares what he saw …
I mean, what would the low-church version of this essay consist of? Think about it. Tagged: Lent, Mass, BBC, Adrian Chiles. 3 Likes. Share. «GetReligion, mai 15»
Why Rachel Held Evans is not controversial
Like many who grew up in low-church evangelical settings, Evans says she's drawn to the Anglican-Episcopal tradition for “the liturgy, the ... «Albany Times Union, mai 15»
Paul Prather: Preaching is a family calling
I guess you just never know, even where your own son is concerned. I should explain that our congregation hails from a low-church tradition. «Lexington Herald Leader, mai 15»
Beauty and Tradition in the “Church of the Poor”
While his interest in the liturgy is much less pronounced than Benedict XVI's, Pope Francis is hardly the partisan of a “low-church” worship style. «Catholic World Report, avril 15»
Rachel Held Evans Returns to Church
Like many who grew up in low-church evangelical settings, Evans says she's drawn to the Anglican-Episcopal tradition for “the liturgy, the ... «ChristianityToday.com, avril 15»
