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'Adolescence' and Holy Orders: how progressives will undermine support for the ordination of women

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'You must not expect such fruits in a little time': Jeremy Taylor's sermon 'The Invalidity of a Late, or Deathbed Repentance'

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'Through the grave, and gate of death': Penitence and the Prayer Book

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'Grace must be acknowledged to accompany the outward means of repentance': Tillotson against 'irresistible grace'

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'It is to be feared as a mere routine of ordinary life': E.H. Browne's Old High rejection of private confession as normative

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'A world without Protestantism': really?

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'The absolute necessity of holy living': Jeremy Taylor's sermon 'The Invalidity of a Late, or Deathbed Repentance'

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'Continually mortifying all our evil and corrupt affections': Penitence and the Prayer Book

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'Sin and consideration cannot dwell together': a Tillotson sermon on Repentance

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'The same wise and moderate view': E. H. Browne's Old High view of private confession and absolution

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'Cheerful, simple, and majestic': a Protestant Episcopalian piety and ethos

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'From the death of sin to the life of righteousness': Jeremy Taylor's sermon 'The Invalidity of a Late, or Deathbed Repentance'

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'Ye that do truly and earnestly repent': Penitence and the Prayer Book

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'Justice and Equity do very often lie in the way of a present Interest': a Burnet sermon for the Third Sunday in Lent

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'This unhallowed device': the critique of auricular confession in Phillpotts' 1839 Charge

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Onward, Christian soldiers: the UK churches and the armed forces after the 'End of History'

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