"Obedience to the Articles and Rubrics of the Church of England: a Bond of Union between the Established Clergy" by Edwin P. Denniss presents a compelling exploration of 19th-century Anglican thought. This collection of sermons delves into the heart of Church of England ecclesiology, examining the vital role of adherence to established doctrines and practices in fostering unity among the clergy.

Denniss's work offers insights into the religious landscape of the time, illuminating the importance placed on the Articles and Rubrics as foundational elements of the Anglican church. These sermons provide a window into the concerns and beliefs of clergy within the Church of England, tackling issues relevant to their ministry and the broader religious community. Students and scholars of religion, especially those interested in the history of the Anglican church, will find this meticulously prepared edition a valuable resource for understanding the enduring significance of these theological principles.

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