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Ex Post Facto Reasoning: Cal Crucis on John Henry Newman’s ’Development of Doctrine’

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Cal Crucis joins Andrew today to discuss Cal's article "My Kingdom is Not of This World: A Critique of Cardinal Newman's Development of Doctrine" from The North American Anglican. We get into the Tractarian, Ritualist, and Anglo-Catholic movements that caused a tectonic shift in Anglicanism, and the role Newman played in this shift. Cal presents Newman on Newman's own terms and then gets into what some of the problems he sees in his theory.

Links to more work from Cal: Cal's blog

Cal's podcast

Cal's articles at North American Anglican

The quote from Mark Chapman that Andrew shared was from p. 89 of Anglicanism- A Very Short Introduction

Link to book: https://global.oup.com/academic/product/anglicanism-a-very-short-introduction-9780192806932?cc=us〈=en&

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Cal Crucis joins Andrew today to discuss Cal's article "My Kingdom is Not of This World: A Critique of Cardinal Newman's Development of Doctrine" from The North American Anglican. We get into the Tractarian, Ritualist, and Anglo-Catholic movements that caused a tectonic shift in Anglicanism, and the role Newman played in this shift. Cal presents Newman on Newman's own terms and then gets into what some of the problems he sees in his theory.

Links to more work from Cal: Cal's blog

Cal's podcast

Cal's articles at North American Anglican

The quote from Mark Chapman that Andrew shared was from p. 89 of Anglicanism- A Very Short Introduction

Link to book: https://global.oup.com/academic/product/anglicanism-a-very-short-introduction-9780192806932?cc=us〈=en&

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