In this era of church history, an abiding question revolves around Anglican identity: what are its essential contours, what are its primary markers, and what are its historic examples? We wanted to wait to cover this topic because it is a delicate question in which it is easy to err on one side or the other.
In this, one of the first conversations on this topic, we wanted to bring on Fr. Charles Erlandson and give us his take. He is a professor and Department Chair of Church History at Cranmer Theological House, and maintains a prolific presence in blogs and on social media.
