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... new and insightful... Dr Ward writes as an able historian but above all as a man of prayer, experienced in pastoral care as well as theological training of those called by God to become priests.
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Robin Ward has some interesting and worthwhile things to say. The product description on this page gives you a good idea of his view of the Church, priesthood and the Eucharist. His arguments are refreshingly unfashionable. What makes this tiresome to read, however, is his writing style. He would rather use three words where one would suffice, and never uses a short expression if he can utilise a polysyllabic verbal and complex syntactic construct. The result is that it feels as though he has something important to say, but not enough to make a book.
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Lord Ramsey was the last of the profoundly spiritual Archbishops of Canterbury. An Anglo-Catholic who held to the seven sacraments and Seven Ecumenical Councils, Michael Ramsey's belief in the Catholic priesthood of the Church of England shines out in this book which would benefit a Roman Catholic or Orthodox theological student or priest. How terrible that the Church of England melted down irrevocably, changing the notion of sacred ministry forever in England.
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