Anglicanism

8 Anglican perspectives on modern challenges, with preface by Rowan Williams.

"Modernity is ... an atmosphere in which people become increasingly formless, cut off from what could give their lives in any given present moment some kind of lasting intelligibility. Naturally enough, it is an atmosphere in which religious concern is hard for people to understand. Many of the traditional 'bridges' between religious discourse and daily concerns seem to have disappeared; the territory of cultural reference in which religious literacy can be taken for granted has shrunk dramatically. How are we to respond, we who continue to have religious, and in particular Christian, committments? - Rowan Williams

1. Lessons from Wisdom

2. The Anglican church

3. Hermenutics

4. The Church and evil

5. Medical ethics

6. Marriage and cohabitation

7. The future of church and state

8. Anglicanism and modernity