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Safeguarded by Glory
Jared C. Cramer
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Description for Safeguarded by Glory
Hardback. This book is an exhaustive study of Michael Ramsey's doctrine of the church as articulated in his many writings. After a systematization of his doctrine of the church, the book then applies the results to current issues and developments in the life of the Anglican Communion. Num Pages: 172 pages, black & white illustrations. BIC Classification: HRCC91. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 239 x 162 x 16. Weight in Grams: 422.
Michael Ramsey was perhaps the most respected articulator of Anglicanism for the twentieth century. Central to Ramsey's approach to theology was the gospel of Jesus' life, death, burial, and resurrection. For Ramsey this gospel revealed the very nature and glory of God. Furthermore, Ramsey believed that it influenced Christian theology at every level, from theological reflection to institutional structures. It creates a picture of a church that seeks to continue the ministry of Christ in healing a broken world, believing that the glory of Christ transforms the very nature of suffering so that it also becomes an avenue of redemption. In the last 50 years, the Anglican Communion has seen profound changes to its global polity alongside of shifts in practice and ethical beliefs in many of its provinces. These changes have been used on all sides of the debate as wedges to further disassociate the factions with one another. Ramsey's doctrine of the church, shaped by the Gospel of Christ, offers a different lens through which these changes may be viewed and critiqued. Most importantly, it suggests that the glory of God in Christ still safeguards the church.
Product Details
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2010
Publisher
Lexington Books United States
Number of pages
172
Condition
New
Number of Pages
172
Place of Publication
Lanham, MD, United States
ISBN
9780739142714
SKU
V9780739142714
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99-15
About Jared C. Cramer
The Reverend Jared C. Cramer is currently a Clergy Resident at the Historic Christ Church inAlexandria, VA. He earned his S.T.M. from The University of the South.
Reviews for Safeguarded by Glory
Anyone concerned about the 'Anglican Covenant' or moves toward centralized authority in the Anglican Communion needs to read this accessible and important overview of Ramsey’s thought. Cramer offers an evenhanded critique of all parties in the current controversies and a bonus — an exceedingly helpful, concise, and clear summary of the recent development of the putative four instruments of unity.
The Most Reverend Katharine Jefferts Schori, Presiding Bisho, 26th Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church In troubled times within the Anglican Communion it is very good to be reminded of Archbishop Michael Ramsey's generous and eirenic theology. We still have much to learn from his deep wisdom. This new book is timely and very welcome.
Rev. Dr. Robin Gill, University of Kent “Safeguarded by Glory is Jared C. Cramer’s exploration and application of the theological commitments of Archbishop Michael Ramsey and his ecclesiology of “glory,” in light of contemporary Anglican struggles. As such, Cramer’s work joins a number of recent publications which were either given impetus by, or written in the background of, the recent travails in the Anglican Communion over governance issues and human sexuality. It is the first to focus upon the thought of a single, influential Anglican author and is thus a welcome addition to the recent literature.”
Anglican Theological Review
The Most Reverend Katharine Jefferts Schori, Presiding Bisho, 26th Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church In troubled times within the Anglican Communion it is very good to be reminded of Archbishop Michael Ramsey's generous and eirenic theology. We still have much to learn from his deep wisdom. This new book is timely and very welcome.
Rev. Dr. Robin Gill, University of Kent “Safeguarded by Glory is Jared C. Cramer’s exploration and application of the theological commitments of Archbishop Michael Ramsey and his ecclesiology of “glory,” in light of contemporary Anglican struggles. As such, Cramer’s work joins a number of recent publications which were either given impetus by, or written in the background of, the recent travails in the Anglican Communion over governance issues and human sexuality. It is the first to focus upon the thought of a single, influential Anglican author and is thus a welcome addition to the recent literature.”
Anglican Theological Review