Church and Confession

American Anglican apostolic appeared argued Arnold association August authority Awakening believed Bishop called Catholic Christian church claimed common concept concerned confessional confessions conservative continued critics differences discussion Dissenters divine doctrine early ecclesiastical emphasis England English Episcopal established evangelical example experience faith Finally forces formed Friedrich Froude further German groups High History hoped important individual influence institution issue John Keble Kliefoth Krauth later liberal Löhe Löhe's London Lutheran Lutheran church March meaning meeting ministers moral movement nature Nevin Newman nineteenth century organic Oxford party political position practice present principles proper Protestant Prussian Pusey question reform regard religion religious remained revivalism Roman Schaff Schleiermacher School Scripture separation situation social society spirit statements Synod themes theologians theology tion took Tract Tractarians tradition union unity University Vilmar vols whole Wilberforce Wilhelm wrote York