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'While the day of self-examination and repentance lasts': a Keble sermon for Lent II

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'A type of heaven': on the Second Collect, for Peace, at Matins

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George Herbert, Anglican modesty, and Lent

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'We speak their sense': Taylor, the Eucharist, and breathing with both lungs

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Lent with Jeremy Taylor: Repentance

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'All have need of penitence': A Keble sermon for Lent I

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'The ancient church first called these prayers Collects': on the Collects of the day at Matins and Evensong

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'As S. Cyril of Alexandria argues': Taylor, the Eucharist, and breathing with both lungs

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'The Communion Table or Altar': an 18th century Anglican defence of imagery and the Laudian vision

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Lent with Jeremy Taylor: Praying the Psalter

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'No merit or goodness in the fasting or abstinence themselves': a Keble sermon for Ash Wednesday

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'The observance of this day and season': an 1825 Ash Wednesday sermon

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'And so we affirm' with Cyril of Jerusalem: Taylor, the Eucharist, and breathing with both lungs

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‘And he was transfigured before them’: dwelling in the Light

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'Neither of them has faith in what Christ has done for them': Keble, the Old High tradition, and those who deny the Prayer Book's sacramental order

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'Urged also and affirmed by Origen': Taylor, the Eucharist, and breathing with both lungs

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'Significant and comprehensive': on the versicles and responses after the second Lord's Prayer at Matins and Evensong

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'Notwithstanding all their violence': the Homilies and an 18th century Anglican defence of imagery

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Prayer Book, Marriage, and Culture Wars: What Trueman gets wrong

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