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William of Orange

Catholics generally hated William because he had secured the British Isles for Protestantism, and Protestant students hated the little, sickly man on a horse statue because the horse's rear end was aimed at Trinity College.

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For All the Saints

Today, whenever I reach that place in our Anglican liturgy, I remember that what we are doing is far more important than just what "we" are doing.

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Power to the People!

God himself is the consecrator of the elements of Holy Communion, not a fancy-dressed holy man mumbling unintelligible words and raising a host at a high altar for the peasants to see.

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Thank your Bishop

Thank your bishop for being the defender of the faith he was consecrated to be for the sake of the faith of our church.

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Jane Seymour

Jane Seymour gave King Henry VIII his only living legitimate son, the future King Edward VI.

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Jacobus Arminius!

The psychology of decisionism, revivalism, moralism, progressivism, and a generally sunnier outlook on human capacity appeals to the most base elements of human nature - we all love the idea that performance contributes to our salvation.

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Michael Nazir-Ali

I am praying for Michael Nazir-Ali this morning that God will use him to show the folks in the Ordinariate the beauty and freedom of the gospel of salvation by grace alone.

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The Bible and the Caveman

When people read the Bible for themselves they are led to consider the character and story of God, and his solution for the guilt, shame and restlessness that every man, woman and child carries with them before they know the rest that God supplies.

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Lancelot Andrewes

Andrewes, who was Laudian Arminian in his theology, still believed that the righteousness that saves is not self-righteousness (or infused/inherent righteousness), but the righteousness of Christ credited to the account of undeserving sinners.

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God and Architecture

A person’s ability to worship is a matter of heart, and a good-hearted Christian can worship at the tin-roofed Cathedral in Jos, Nigeria as easily as at Westminster Abby.

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Reformation Sunday

Keep us, O Lord, constant in faith and zealous in witness, that, like your servants Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley, Thomas Cranmer, and the other English reformers,

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Monasteries Destroyed

Hugh Latimer famously said, “The founding of monasteries argued Purgatory to be, so the putting them down argueth it not to be.”

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Hannah More

More was bold and confident in her convictions, a rare trait for 19th century women, and a woman of obvious Christian grace.

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Reformation Steamroller

September 5, 1538 Thomas Cromwell’s “Second Royal Injunctions of Henry VIII” ordered that a Bible be placed in every church in England.

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