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What Anglicans Believe in the Twenty-First Century
What Anglicans Believe became a classic in the years following its publication in 1974. It has been re-written for a very different world to the point of being a renewed book with a new title.
The new first chapter looks at the whole question of belief, which has become a much greater issue in the modern world. Questions for discussion or individual thought have been added at the end. Throughout the book, David Edwards writes as an honest thinker who faces the questions being asked. His purpose is to present what many Christians now believe for study groups and individual reading, while also helping readers who are Anglicans in all parts of the world to understand their own tradition and what it now has to offer.
The new first chapter looks at the whole question of belief, which has become a much greater issue in the modern world. Questions for discussion or individual thought have been added at the end. Throughout the book, David Edwards writes as an honest thinker who faces the questions being asked. His purpose is to present what many Christians now believe for study groups and individual reading, while also helping readers who are Anglicans in all parts of the world to understand their own tradition and what it now has to offer.
160 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 1999
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