The accessible Word in Anglicanism: Tyndale and Scripture’s figures
Tyndale thought figural exegesis was how all people could enter into Scripture and see the work of God in Christ Jesus.
The bare reading of Scripture and Anglican hermeneutics
Anglicanism is a community gathered around the Word.
The scandal of Christian division, again: A letter
The Body of Christ has a history that may be mapped, discussed, and studied; it continues to suffer various indignities and worse until the End; and the teachings of its churches undergo various changes.
The legacy and future of the polarizing Reformation
Marred by hagiography and mired in heresiology, the Reformation is deeply polarizing.
Defending Reformation feast days
If we truly anguish over the Church, then let us beat our breasts, rend our clothes, and sign our foreheads with ashes. The cry and the lament of Reformation should move us to nothing if not these.
+Robinson and an Elizabethan apocryphon
Queen Elizabeth I is reported to have stated that she did not wish to "make windows into men's souls." It is not uncommon for this piece of folk wisdom to be found in films such as Shekhar Shapur's 1998 Elizabeth.