Showing posts with label J.C. Ryle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label J.C. Ryle. Show all posts

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Bp. J.C. Ryle: Review of Evangelical Anglicanism, 1829-1879






The ever-wise, well-read,
scholarly, evangelical, kind, firm, courageous, unblinking and old Anglican Prayer Book
man and Bishop, John Charles Ryle, gives his review of Evangelical Anglicanism from
1829 to 1879.  The principles of
steadfastness and courage are ever-timely. 
May it be said that the frivolities and entertainments—then, as now—disappear
as the brain-dead jokers (what else can

Bp. J.C. Ryle: Review of Evangelical Anglicanism, 1829-1879






The ever-wise, well-read,
scholarly, evangelical, kind, firm, courageous, unblinking and old Anglican Prayer Book
man and Bishop, John Charles Ryle, gives his review of Evangelical Anglicanism from
1829 to 1879.  The principles of
steadfastness and courage are ever-timely. 
May it be said that the frivolities and entertainments—then, as now—disappear
as the brain-dead jokers (what else can

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Bp. John Charles Ryle: Real Presence, What is It?






Bishop John Charles Ryle
(1816-1900)
Liverpool Cathedral
Liverpool, UK


H/T to Hudson Barton for
reminding us of Bishop John Charles Ryle’s view.


http://anglo-reformed.org/real-presence



Real
Presence


Real Presence. What Is
It?




by
J.C. Ryle


"If Thy presence go not with me, carry us not up hence." - Exod.
xxxiii. 15


There is a word in the text that heads this
page which

Bp. John Charles Ryle: Real Presence, What is It?






Bishop John Charles Ryle
(1816-1900)
Liverpool Cathedral
Liverpool, UK


H/T to Hudson Barton for
reminding us of Bishop John Charles Ryle’s view.


http://anglo-reformed.org/real-presence



Real
Presence


Real Presence. What Is
It?




by
J.C. Ryle


"If Thy presence go not with me, carry us not up hence." - Exod.
xxxiii. 15


There is a word in the text that heads this
page which