To Be a Pilgrim: The Anglican Ethos in History
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To Be a Pilgrim: The Anglican Ethos in History
By describing the Anglican ethos in historical context, with its emphasis on reason, moderation, liturgy and culture, readers can more easily see the grounding from which this faith tradition emerges.
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