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Distinctive Principles for Anglican Evangelicals

John Charles Ryle
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Church Society

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Every generation of evangelicalism in the Church of England needs its champions. in the late nineteenth century, that champion was John Charles Ryle. in this volume - for the first time collected in print - are some of Ryle's tracts written for the Church Association, one of the forerunners of Church Society. Here he is bold to assert that "Evangelicalism is one of the distinctive principles of the Thirty-nine Articles, and therefore of the Church of England." in his own inimitable style, Bishop Ryle can help us recover those distinctive principles for today!

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