The Hard Road And The Narrow Way That Lead To Communion In Christ Jesus
ECUSA’ CHOICE
The Hard Road And The Narrow Way That Lead To Communion In Christ Jesus
I
Philip Turner
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix? 6 - The Rise of the Phoenix or the End of the Dodo?
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix?
VI
The Rise of the Phoenix or the End of the Dodo?
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix? 5 - Death: A Point of Definition for Christians in a New Century
Dodo or Phoenix?
V
Death:
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix? 4 - Birth: A Point of Definition for Christians in a New Century
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix?
IV
BIRTH:
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix? 3 - Where do we Begin
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix?
III
Where Do We Begin
A.
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix? 2 - The Focus of Christian Ethics: Three Views
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix?
II
The Focus of Christian Ethics: Three Views
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix? 1 - Preface
Philip Turner
Moral Theology: Dodo or Phoenix?
Session I
ECUSA'S GOD - A Descriptive Comment on the "Working Theology" of the Episcopal Church U.S.A.
ECUSA'S GOD
A Descriptive Comment on the "Working Theology" of the Episcopal Church U.S.A.
by The Rev. Dr. Philip Turner (Jan 18, 2005)
Shall We Walk Together or Walk Apart?
Shall We Walk Together or Walk Apart?
by The Rev. Dr. Philip Turner (Nov 10, 2004)
I
Tolerable Diversity and Ecclesial Identity: Does Anglicanism Have A Future?
Archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20040201215745/http://www.anglicancommunioninstitute.org:80/foa-diversity.htm
Tolerable Diversity and Ecclesial Identity
Does Anglicanism Have A Future?
Philip Turner
A talk given at the Anglican Communion Conference in Charleston, SC, of 8-10 January 2004
