A wonderful presentation; glad I found it.

Orthodox icons..

👍 Fr. Mark

🧐 my name is Michael Ramsey tell more about that guy

I think my professor would have a huge issue with the term "modernate calvinism" but, it seems true enough?

This was an OUTSTANDING teaching! Thank you.

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I love the Anglican Church and actually have adopted a lot from them. For example I use the 1662 Book of Common Prayer and I also use Anglican Rosaries all though I am a Presbyterian I realize that the Westminster Confession of Faith was created in England but never adopted fully by the church that is the only thing that stops me from becoming full on Anglican I am loyal to the Westminster however, I love my Anglican brothers and sisters

Thank you for your caring, sharing and incredible efforts, in bringing this video and others, I am watching from Chicago, it's a lovely summer day, I am hearing The Word, drinking tea, enjoying the smell of a grill in our apartment back yard. The freedom we enjoy and take seriously is a daily privilege we do not take for granted. Through the blessing of media, I can hear the word, any day and any time. 💠 Bless you, again. 🤟

Amen

This reverend is dynamic. Where is her going? Why leaving? Will he be visible on KZfaq, once more? ❤. M. IL

Amen,

AMEN

Learned a lot. Thank you.

Good morning, excellent sermon father, thank you. 😊

Lovely service, thank you from Redding, California. God bless you. Ginnie

Suzanne is watching at home. Thank you Pastor Grady.

Beautiful prelude by the pianist. Greetings and blessings from St David’s Anglican in North Idaho.

Good pianist, good cantor. Unfortunately the camera mic is near a parishioner that doesn’t sing well. Blessings.

Cool video! It seems kind of difficult to find good videos on this topic. Makes me realize how many beliefs I share with Classical Anglicans. Its sad that the church is currently the way it is.

Ooh. Three comings. Yes, we also welcome him to our hearts now. Helpful and good. Thank you.

I found this video quite interesting for a few reasons. Having been raised in the United Presbyterian Church which is now PCUSA, I have always found an affinity with the Anglican or Episcopal Church. In fact in the 1950s I believe there was dialogue that these 2 church denominations would merge together. There is a strong kinship with this line of Reformed churches. For the Presbyterians were offshoots of the Roman Catholics, however also in Scotland where the denomination was born with John Knox, there were strong Anglican ties as well. I think the Presbyterian church as always had a stong understanding of its views of the Holy Catholic and Apostolic church, hence our reciting of the Apostles and Nicene Creed usually at every service. I think the new Hyper Calvinists/ Evangelicals are really not reformed at all. Their emphasis on the TULIP acronym is merely a modern attempt to attach to themselves some of Calvin's beliefs. But if they were truly Reformed they would have a more advanced understanding of his Institutes as you pointed out and that would effect other points of their doctrine, which it does not. So thank you for your wonderful presentation. As a mainline Presbyterian, much like the Scots that came over to visit their families as the Presbyterian Church was started here in the states, they felt more akin to the Anglicans than they did to some Presbyterians that had aligned themselves with the Puritans. In the Mainline Presbyterians much of that has been corrected and also with some Mainline Reformed. However one will always find offshoots of these groups, as well as a few in the PCA that are Hyper Calvinists. PCUSA is not in the Presbyterian denominations nor are Cumberland Presbyterians. By the way my particular church is very much in between I would say a High and Low Anglican church. Blessings to you.

So now that there is an adulterer as Supreme Governor of the CofE, according to Scripture, what is gafcon going to do about this? Cunts

I find it interesting that no matter the Church tradition or expression, the sharpest line of division always falls between those who amplify the ‘free will’ of man (not a biblical term) and those who amplify the sovereignty of God in salvation. Whatever the practice, from complicated ecclesiastical structures to home meetings, this is the ultimate dividing line. The rest - “low” vs “high” vs “broad”, sacramental vs simple, are almost entirely “things indifferent.” Even as a convinced Reformed man, I could easily worship with or without “smells and bells,” vestments, intinction, acolytes, and all the rest. If they are there or absent, it makes little difference to me. If both continuity with the ancient Church is affirmed, and the sovereignty of God in our salvation is celebrated in line with St Paul and St John, what more can one ask for?

With the first grain shipment being allowed out of the port of Odessa in Ukraine, we give thanks not only for Lammas Day but for stewardship from our church family and the other meaning of "teaching" (Erasmus; I am thanking God for the book "Matthew Through the Centuries" by Prof Boxall for that reference).

So What's the diff between Anglican and American liberal Lutheran? M

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Very excellent and helpful. Thank you!

Trinity means something completely different to us kids from Los Alamos, N.M.

sir. Are you talking of Anglican as America Episcopal? I presume the history is the same still. ?? M. Illinois 🇺🇸

Evil heretics.

Excellently articulated, couldn’t agree more. Greetings from England. May God speed his good work in your ministry.

HighChurch Anglicans > Evangelical Anglicans.

All i know is Henry VIII betrayed his ancestors and his son destroyed the priesthood ordination

Hello from Pennsylvania!

thank you Father, wonderful and helpful. Amen

Wonderful and informative overview, thank you tremendously and I hope you'll continue to share your wisdom and more on the Anglican tradition

Yes, this is an excellent suggestion! I am looking forward to fasting worldly ideologies and my never want to go back! :)

My friends are fascinated by the old saying, 'Calvinism: Everywhere hated.' My sister studied French Literature but would have gone through her life without giving French-speaking Calvin a thought since he has always been persona non grata in France. My interest in this great reformer was only kindled in my later years when I came across his masterpiece, The Institutes, followed by his Bible Commentaries published by Eerdmans. The commentary on the Gospel of John is well worth reading. An article in the Banner of Truth Magazine by David F Wells (KZfaq) said that the last Calvinist fathers of France died in the 1930s. It was sad to see that the Reformation Monument in Geneva, featuring Calvin and others, being daubed in paint during a gay pride rally.

Thank you! great advise, and great suggestion for Lent.

Great message!

Love this so much. Thank you.

Many thanks for this irenical and erudite post. There is never enough time but you might have mentioned in passing the Wesleyan protest against Calvin's doctrine of double predestination. In practice Arminian beliefs on this matter seem to have become the default even in supposedly Reformed Anglican circles, I suspect

Thank you.

Beautiful. Thank you.

Another great, clear teaching. Thanks for this.

The problem is that Calvin`s view on predestination and limited atonement is the core of his system.

You had me at the pudding lit ablaze in brandy. But to your vexing question, the dear viewer doth reply: why not both? Where grace abounds, shall it not abound all the more?

I listen only world ofJesus.no world of man

So beautiful; thank you.