John McChesney-YoungCONFESSIONALISM WITHOUT (EVERLASTING) ANATHEMAS — Earth and Altar
https://earthandaltarmag.com/posts/di5uidevw1foo3ndtjkbwjwjv5qwht
"This essay explores how Episcopalians—and other Anglicans—can boldly reclaim a robust confessional identity grounded not in exclusion or fear, but in the enduring trust that God’s universal mercy will ultimately redeem everyone." #episcopal #anglican #universalism
https://earthandaltarmag.com/posts/di5uidevw1foo3ndtjkbwjwjv5qwht
"This essay explores how Episcopalians—and other Anglicans—can boldly reclaim a robust confessional identity grounded not in exclusion or fear, but in the enduring trust that God’s universal mercy will ultimately redeem everyone." #episcopal #anglican #universalism
CONFESSIONALISM WITHOUT (EVERLASTING) ANATHEMAS — Earth and Altar
In an age when indifference about doctrine is often mistaken for humility, many mainline Christians hesitate to embrace their church’s confessional tradition. For some, creeds and catechisms feel like relics of a divisive past, ill-suited for a pluralistic present. Others fear that to affirm a confe