"How Shall We Conform To The Liturgy Of The Church Of England?" examines questions of religious practice and adherence within the Church of England. This work delves into the complexities surrounding conformity to established liturgical practices, offering insights into the theological and practical considerations of the time.
Authored by James Craigie Robertson, this book offers a detailed exploration of the debates and discussions that shaped religious life in England. It provides valuable context for understanding the historical development of Anglican liturgy and the challenges faced by those seeking to navigate its requirements. It remains relevant to anyone interested in the history of the Church of England and the ongoing dialogue surrounding religious practice.
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