Dcn. Barton Gingerich interviews Fr. Matt Colvin concerning the state of affairs within New Testament studies. Fr. Colvin incorporates insights from two Anglican scholars, Richard Bauckham’s “Jesus and the Eyewitnesses” (2006) and N.T. Wright’s “The Resurrection of the Son of God” (2003), together with his own background in classical studies, to critique popular skeptics like Bart Ehrman who describe the ... Read More

On this episode we begin a discussion of The Church of England and Christian Antiquity (2009), with Dr. Jean-Louis Quantin, a professor of history at the Sorbonne, Paris, France. A scholar and a historian of the Reformation era, Dr. Quantin in this book performs a close examination of the primary sources, to outline the doctrinal commitments that prevailed among the ... Read More

On this episode we discuss the challenges and triumphs in Anglicanism in early America, by way of the narrative in the book One, Catholic, and Apostolic: Samuel Seabury and the Early Episcopal Church by Paul V. Marshall (2000). What were the Anglicans like when the American republic was formed? Did there exist challenges to orthodoxy then, and how were they ... Read More

For the 500th centenary of the Reformation in 2017 we look at Martin Luther. After many records of other men who tried to reform the Medieval world and failed, Luther was the only one who proved to be equal to it in power. How did Luther as just one man manage to face the vast Papacy which controlled millions of ... Read More

In this episode of Faith and Honor we have an introductory conversation on the Anglican liturgy – the central act of communal prayer practiced by Anglicans every Sunday. We ask some of the questions which often arise, such as what the liturgy is on a basic level, why Anglicans do it, and what role it has in Anglican history and ... Read More