I Absolve You
Reconciliation between sinful humanity and Almighty God is at the heart of the gospel message. The Christian church has good news to proclaim, that no matter how terrible our sins, forgiveness can be obtained through the sin-bearing death of Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world.
In this new theological climate, the Church of England has produced its own rite for 'The Reconciliation of a Penitent' as part of the liturgical provision of Common Worship. This booklet looks afresh at the principles behind private confession and priestly absolution. In chapters examining the historical, biblical and liturgical issues, Andrew Atherstone asks three vital questions about this practice: Is it biblical? Is it Anglican? Is it helpful? Published 2005: 48 pages ISBN: 978 0 946307 53 1 To order this or other publications, you may also This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. us with your request, or add it to your basket to pay online. P&P free to UK addresses; to other destinations added at checkout by weight. |
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