
A Still More Excellent Way
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- Intro
- A Still More Excellent Way
- Contents
- Foreword
- Methodological Introduction
- Discerning the Anglican 'Character'
- Does the Anglican Communion Even Exist?
- Promoting an Appreciation of Polity within Anglican Studies
- Chapter Outline
- Notes
- Part One The Pedigree of a Polity
- Note
- 1 'A Glorious and Salutiferous Oconomy': Provincial Polity Established
- Joseph Bingham and the Origines Ecclesiasticae
- Provincial Polity in the Canons of the Early Church
- Augustine of Canterbury and Provincial Polity in the British Isles
- An Ecclesial 'Coping Stone': The English Reformation and the Royal Supremacy
- Notes
- 2 The Mean Between the Streams: Provincial Polity Adapted and Abolished
- Anglicans Abroad: From 'National' to 'International'
- Preserving the 'Episcopal Persuasion': Provincial Polity in Scotland
- Eastern Gentlemen and Western Conventions: Provincial Polity in the USA
- Cracks in the Coping Stone: Provincial Polity in Ireland
- Notes
- 3 Colonial Communion: Provincial Polity Exported
- The Uneasy Legacy of Colonialism
- Cold Baths and Hot Sunbeds: the Establishment of the Metropolitical See of Calcutta
- The Uncertain Authority of Royal Letters Patent
- Australia and the Legacy of William Grant Broughton Re-Evaluated
- The Bishops' Conference of 1850
- The 'Colenso Affair': Provincial Autonomy and the Royal Prerogative
- Notes
- Part Two The National Church
- Notes
- 4 'Contained' or Compromised Catholicity: a Critique of the 'National Church'
- 'Nationality and Liberty': Provincial Polity Gives Way to the 'National Church'
- The Language of Lambeth: 1920-1948
- Ecclesial and National Polities
- Current Trends in International Relations for Ecclesial Reflection
- Recognition, Hegel and Rowan Williams
- Nuancing National Polities: Opportunities for Further Ecclesiological Reflection
- Notes
- 5 Independence or Interdependence: A Close Reading of Communion Constitutions
- The Archives of the Anglican Communion Office
- General Observations
- The Archbishop of Canterbury in Provincial Constitutions
- The Legacy of 'Mutual Responsibility and Interdependence'
- Toward the Common Codification of Metropolitical Authority and Provincial Polity
- Notes
- Part Three The Rise of the Primates
- Notes
- 6 Primus Inter Pares: All Bishops are Equal, but Some are More Equal than Others
- Prima Sedes: Papal or Primatial?
- Primacy of Honour
- Primacy, the Pseudo-Isidorian Forgeries and the Rivalry between Canterbury and York
- Primates with Power and the Notitia Galliarum
- The Problematic Appropriation of Primacy within Anglicanism
- Notes
- 7 'Leisurely thought, prayer and deep consultation': The Primates' Meetings
- The Primates' Meetings and the Anglican Consultative Council: an Uneasy Relationship
- The Legacy of the Lambeth Consultative Body Reconsidered
- The Early Primates' Meetings
- Collective Primacy: Conciliarity and Collegiality
- 'The Anglican Communion: Identity and Authority': The Rise of the Primates
- The Limits of Primatial Responsibility: Intervention or Interference?
- 'To Mend the Net': the Primates Push for an 'Enhanced Role'
- The 2016 Primates' 'Gathering' (A meeting by any other name . . .)
- Notes
- Part Four Paradigm for Provincial Revival
- Notes
- 8 The Anglican Church of Australia: 'Microcosm' or 'Ecclesiastical Monstrosity'?
- The Origins of Australian 'Diocesanism'
- Provincial Polity in Australia
- The Province of Queensland: an Exception
- Diocese, Province and National Church in Australia
- Australia as a 'Microcosm' of the Communion
- Notes
- 9 Provincial Possibilities: a Theological Reflection on the Potential of Provincial Polity
- Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse
- Provincial Response to Professional Standards and Safeguarding in Victoria
- Provincial Polity as Demonstrating the Four Marks of the Church
- Provincial Polity and the Church's Unity
- Provincial Polity and the Church's Holiness
- Provincial Polity and the Church's Catholicity
- Provincial Polity and the Church's Apostolicity
- Notes
- Conclusion
- Recapitulation
- Final Remarks
- Notes
- Bibliography
- General Works Cited
- Index
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