MetaCatholic

This is a complete listing of the series on the 39 Articles of the Church of England.

• 39 (in)definite articles (Introduction)
• Beginning with God (article I)
• Impassibility and anger (update on article I)
• Incarnation and atonement (article II)
• The harrowing of hell (article III)
• The Son also rises (article IV)
• The third person (article V)
• Sufficient Scripture (article VI)
• Christians reading the Old Testament (article VII)
• Credo – scripture and tradition (article VIII)
• Sin – how original is that? (article IX – Pt 1)
• An alapsarian world (article IX – Pt 2)
• Grace, morality and freedom (article X)
• Justification – colliding perspectives (article XI)
• A wrong emphasis on works (article XII)
• Getting rid of a mean-minded God (article XIII)
• Stranded articles in ecclesial limbo (A brief excursus on their status)
• Never enough for supererogation (article XIV)
• Sinless, but in what way? (article XV)
• Not an unforgivable sin (article XVI)
• Keeping quiet about predestination (article XVII)
• Universal salvation in Christ? (article XVIII)
• Where’s the Church? (article XIX)
• Still confused about the church (article XX)
• A confusion over councils (article XXI)
• Whom we love but see no longer (article XXII – Pt 1)
• One in praise and prayer (article XXII – Pt 2)
• Whose calling in an incoherent Church? (article XXIII)
• Tongues and translations (article XXIV)
• Counting sacraments (article XXV – Pt 1)
• The Eucharist: defining sacrament (article XXV – Pt 2)
• The least believed article (article XXVI)
• The problems of baptism (article XXVII)
• Now my tongue, the mystery telling (article XXVIII – Pt 1)
• The presence of the future (article XXVIII – Pt 2)
• Therefore we before him bending (article XXVIII – Pt 3)
• Discerning the Body (article XXIX)
• Jesus’ institution and Eucharistic practice (article XXX)
• Sharing the sacrifice (article XXXI)
• The queering of celibacy (article XXXII)
• Excommunicate or persuade? (article XXXIII)
• Scripture, tradition and Erastian heresy (article XXXIV)
• The educated preacher? (article XXXV)
• Crown and mitre (article XXXVI)
• The power of the sword (article XXXVII)
• Not quite the plain meaning (articles XXXVIII & XXXIX)
• On not being the definite article (Conclusions)