Ralph McMichael is Director of the Center for the Eucharist located in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

This is a quite wonderful book. It deftly achieves three things. It offers lucid and absorbing accounts of the great themes of Christian theology, in an Anglican voice but an ecumenical spirit; it brings from the treasure house succinct and apposite readings suitable for contemporary study; and it presents a compelling and inspiring invitation to join the vocation that is the Anglican experiment in seeking to be both Catholic and Reformed. Ralph McMichael has drawn together a perfectly conceived manual for a person discovering Anglican theology and an ideal stimulus to those rediscovering their roots.

• 1. What does Canterbury have to do with Jerusalem?The Vocation of Anglican TheologyRalph McMichael2. The TrinityRichard Norris3. ChristologyRowan Williams4. Theological AnthropologyKathryn Tanner5. The ChurchMark D. Chapman6. The Beauty of Holiness: Practical DivinityEllen T. Charry7. The SacramentsKenneth Stevenson8. EschatologyChristopher A. Beeley

Ralph McMichael is Director of the Center for the Eucharist located in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

This is a quite wonderful book. It deftly achieves three things. It offers lucid and absorbing accounts of the great themes of Christian theology, in an Anglican voice but an ecumenical spirit; it brings from the treasure house succinct and apposite readings suitable for contemporary study; and it presents a compelling and inspiring invitation to join the vocation that is the Anglican experiment in seeking to be both Catholic and Reformed. Ralph McMichael has drawn together a perfectly conceived manual for a person discovering Anglican theology and an ideal stimulus to those rediscovering their roots.

• 1. What does Canterbury have to do with Jerusalem?The Vocation of Anglican TheologyRalph McMichael2. The TrinityRichard Norris3. ChristologyRowan Williams4. Theological AnthropologyKathryn Tanner5. The ChurchMark D. Chapman6. The Beauty of Holiness: Practical DivinityEllen T. Charry7. The SacramentsKenneth Stevenson8. EschatologyChristopher A. Beeley

Ralph McMichael is Director of the Center for the Eucharist located in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

This is a quite wonderful book. It deftly achieves three things. It offers lucid and absorbing accounts of the great themes of Christian theology, in an Anglican voice but an ecumenical spirit; it brings from the treasure house succinct and apposite readings suitable for contemporary study; and it presents a compelling and inspiring invitation to join the vocation that is the Anglican experiment in seeking to be both Catholic and Reformed. Ralph McMichael has drawn together a perfectly conceived manual for a person discovering Anglican theology and an ideal stimulus to those rediscovering their roots.

• 1. What does Canterbury have to do with Jerusalem?The Vocation of Anglican TheologyRalph McMichael2. The TrinityRichard Norris3. ChristologyRowan Williams4. Theological AnthropologyKathryn Tanner5. The ChurchMark D. Chapman6. The Beauty of Holiness: Practical DivinityEllen T. Charry7. The SacramentsKenneth Stevenson8. EschatologyChristopher A. Beeley