Anglican Aesthetics

In this video, I trace the tragic history of clerical celibacy and why it called for a Reform in the theology of magisterial authority. I hope this is helpful to you!

While Rome has made progress in overruling the use of the title of Mary as "Co-Redemptrix", the theology behind it remains problematic. Here, I explain why.

This is a recorded meeting of the Anglican Catechetical Initiative for the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity, book 2! I hope this is helpful to you!

Herbert helps us think about what the Eucharist means from an Anglican perspective!

In this video, I raise 7 arguments against Roman Catholicism from an Anglican perspective. I put this up on my channel on Reformation Day, but I thought I might put it here as well.

Good works are not merely signs of our salvation, but the way God prepares us to inherit the kingdom. In this podcast, I trace the traditional Anglican doctrine of justification, union with Christ, and salvation.

This podcast episode is an AI generated summary of Richard Hooker's Book 2 of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity. I will upload the audio reading of the Laws shortly!

The AI Summary:

"The provided text, "Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity Book II", presents a systematic theological argument against the Puritan belief that Scripture is the only rule for all human actions in this life. The author meticulously examines and refutes several scriptural proofs brought forth by those urging reform, including passages from Proverbs, 1 Corinthians, 1 Timothy, and Romans, to demonstrate that God directs human behavior through multiple kinds of laws, not solely through divine command in the Bible. A significant portion of the text addresses arguments from negative authority (what is not commanded is sin), showing how such logic is frequently misused and that both natural reason and human authority are necessary, even in matters of faith, without undermining the perfection of Scripture as a guide to salvation. Ultimately, the author concludes that the strict Puritan position creates a snare and torment for weak consciences, leading to an unsound legalism that rejects actions directed by natural light and common discretion."

In this video, I cover a theology of the atonement. I hope this is helpful to you!

Here, I give an Anglican take on the Eucharist. I hope this is helpful to you!

In this podcast, I give some thoughts on the Fall of Canterbury and a deeper theological rationale for why the presbytery is a masculine office. I hope this helps your own reflection on these issues!