WHAT IS AN ANGLICAN?

1.  An Anglican is a Christian.
2.  An Anglican believes that the Bible is the sole source of doctrine.
3.  An Anglican is a Protestant.
4.  An Anglican is Reformed.
5.  An Anglican accepts the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion.
6.  An Anglican uses the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
7.  An Anglican is Catholic in the same sense that all who believe in the Trinity.
8.  All Anglican doctrine is Catholic, because all of its doctrine comes from the Bible.

Who is not an Anglican?
Anglo-Catholics

Anglo-Catholics are not completely Catholic.  They actually have a lot of traditions that run counter to the Bible and are therefore in disobedience to God.
Anglo-Catholics are not Anglican because they reject Anglican doctrine.

They burned them to stamp out the Reformation in England.

But they lit a candle that will never be extinguished.

Let the Gospel ring out both here and there throughout the land,

that the enemies of Christ know they're already defeated.

The Lord's Name be always blessed in our lives and in our land.

This blog site calls for the uniting of all Anglicans to the only things that can truly unite them as Anglicans.

1.  Anglicans must be Christians.

2.  Anglicans must unite on the Bible as being the sole source of doctrine and believe all its doctrines.

3.  Anglicans must accept the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion (1572).

4.  Anglicans must use the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.


Everything else divides Anglicans.