01354nam a2200313 a 450000500170000000800200001702000300003704100080006708200150007508200120009010000200010210000100012210000110013224500260014324500630016924500340023226000110026626000340027726000090031130000110032030000140033130000100034552004970035565000530085265000240090565000200092965000250094985600660097420260119071009.02023-07-27 11:00:15  a9780802832825, 0802832822  aeng  a283.090511  bE63-R12  aRadner, Ephraim  d1956-  eAuthor  aThe Fate of Communion  bThe agony of Anglicanism and the future of a global church  cEphraim Radner, Philip Turner  aU.S.A.  bWilliam B. Eerdmans Pub. Co.,  c2006  a306tr.  bHardcover  c24 cm  aThis book is both powerful and illuminating, both passionate and scholarly. No better study exists of the pros and cons regarding whether the worldwide Anglican Communion will hold together in the present crisis. Unlike many collaborative works, The Fate of Communion is lucid and readable. As a non-Anglican, I can testify to its importance for all those concerned about the future of communion not only in a global church, as the subtitle carefully states, but also in the church universal.  aCommunities -- Religious aspects -- Christianity  aEcumenical movement  aChristian union  aGlobal chuch planing4 uhttps://data.thuviencodoc.org/books/11273/20.jpgyCover Image