"The Position of the Church of England in the Catholic World" by James Robert Page explores the theological and historical context of the Church of England in relation to the broader Catholic tradition. Inspired by a critical reading of Tract 90 from "Tracts for the Times", this work delves into the controversies and debates surrounding Anglican identity during the Oxford Movement. Page examines the nuanced relationship between the Church of England and Catholic doctrine, addressing questions of authority, continuity, and the nature of the Church. This book offers valuable insights into the theological landscape of 19th-century England and the ongoing quest to define Anglicanism within the wider Christian world. A vital resource for those interested in religious history and ecclesiastical studies.
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