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 \n230.83  \nW4  \n# THE JOHN RYLANDS UNIVERSITY LIBRARYOF MANCHESTER\n\nThis book must be returned on or before the last datestamped below,unless previously recalled.All loans aresubject to recall at any time.Please advise us of anychange of address.Fines are incurred on alloverdue loans.(See Library Regulations).Telephone Renewals 01612753718  \n\n|  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nE1NL3  \n# WHAT THE CHURCH OF ENGLANDSTANDS FOR\n\nWHAT THE CHURCH OFENGLAND STANDS FOR  \n# A Guide to its Authority in theTwentieth Century\n\nBY  \nJ.W.C.WAND,D.D.Bishop of London  \nLONDON  \nA.R.MOWBRAY&Co.LIMITED  \nNEW YORK:MOREHOUSE-GORHAM Co.  \n711609  \n(E1NL3)  \nJOHN RYLANDSUNIVERSITYLIBRARY OFMANCHESTER距BawnN   \nUmL  \nCONTENTS  \nCHAP,  \nPAGE  \nI.INTRODUCTORY .  \n9  \nSearch for security.Answer in the Church?Limits of the question  \nII.THE CLAIM OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.Need ofan authoritative voice.The Churchin this country.Its part in God's selection.Historical divisions.The Anglican position.  \n16  \nIII.THE NATURE OF AUTHORITY  \nDifferent types.St.Paul and Christ.Moralauthority.Authority of the Bible,theChurch and conscience.  \nIV.AUTHORITY AND THE INDIVIDUAL  \n40  \nThe double family.The double character.The right environment.The quality ofobedience.Vocation.  \nV.INTELLECTUAL AUTHORITY  \nThe creeds.Their history.Their meaning.Articles and encyclicals.Their respectiveweight.  \nVI.THE AUTHORITY OF THE SACRAMENTS .   66Whence it arises.How it acts.The use ofeach.Their eternal value.Ordination.The implication of sacraments.  \nVII.THE RULE OF WoRSHIP  \nHistory of the Prayer Book.Its orderedround.Its private ministrations.TheSunday obligation.Need for variety.  \nCHAP.  \nPAGE  \nVIII.THE RULE OF FAITH .95To be found in the Catechism.Its history.Its contents.The scheme of salvation.Present need for Catechism.  \nIX.THE RULE OF CoNDUCT  \nI06  \nThe moral law.The New Testamentteaching.The Church's attitude.Dutytowards one's Neighbour.Contrast modernstandards.Other tables.The Canons.  \n# X.THE GENIUS OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.\n\nI20  \nAuthority inherent in a visible church.TheChurch of England's place in Christendom.Its special ethos.  Its constitution.Itsposition within the nation.The security itoffers.","cbCairUb1s4aVBgd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairUb1s4aVBgd","pdf",5950279,140,"English","# Introductory\n## The Claim of the Church of England\n## The Nature of Authority\n## Authority and the Individual\n## Intellectual Authority\n## The Authority of the Sacraments\n## The Rule of Worship\n## The Rule of Faith\n## The Rule of Conduct\n## The Genius of the Church of England","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of the guide?\",\"answer\":\"To explain what the Church of England stands for, focusing on its authority and how it guides church life in the twentieth century.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book describe authority?\",\"answer\":\"It distinguishes different types of authority, including moral authority and authority involving Scripture, the Church, and conscience.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topics are covered beyond general authority?\",\"answer\":\"It covers authority and the individual, creeds and articles, sacramental authority, worship rules, faith, and the moral rule of conduct, ending with the Church’s distinctive genius.\"}]","WHAT THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND STANDS FOR - Chapter 1 - Introductory | PDF",1790574788,353]