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🗓️ 6 March 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

For 30 years, White Horse Inn has aimed at conversational theology, exploring a shared Reformation history and defending a common set of convictions. But what are the differences we bring to the table? In this episode of our new series, “Different, Not Divided,” Michael Horton sits down with Justin Holcomb to learn about the Anglican tradition—its history, confession, and polity, and what led Holcomb to be ordained as an Anglican minister. He shares some of the challenges within the Anglican tradition while also celebrating its global reach, commitment to Scripture, and application of the gospel through Thomas Cranmer’s “comfortable words.”

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0:00.0	That's where I serve in the Anglican community because that's where I found myself.
0:06.2	I found myself drawn to the theology, drawn to the worship, and I asked one of my dissertation advisors, I said, how do I think through all of this?
0:16.0	And he said, well, where has the Lord put you?
0:19.0	And as soon as he asked the question, I was like, this is where I am.
0:21.0	This is my home.
0:22.0	And I planted. there's wonderful strengths and it would drive some of my friends
0:26.9	Absolutely badty to be where I am and that's and I'm pretty aware of that but that's my tradition.
0:40.0	Five centuries ago in taverns and public houses across Europe, the masses would gather for discussion and debate over the latest ideas sweeping the land.
0:46.0	From one such meeting place, a small Cambridge inn called the Whitehorse, the Reformation
0:51.1	came to the English-speaking world.
0:53.0	Carrying on the tradition, welcome to the White Horse Inn.
0:57.0	Hello and welcome to another edition of White Horse Inn. I'm Mike Horton and we're going
1:07.6	through a series right now on what unites us and what are our differences. A lot of times people will say for 30 years you've
1:15.1	been like a band of brothers going into the trenches together and defending a common set of convictions that we desperately need to hear these days.
1:29.0	If our churches, our own churches, would focus on fixing our eyes on Christ. That were the main thing.
1:34.8	Our churches would be a lot healthier. I hear you guys doing that, but then sometimes I wonder,
1:41.0	are there no differences?
1:42.8	So we're going to be talking about what it means
1:46.4	to be Catholic, evangelical,
1:48.5	and in that evangelical sense,
1:51.2	part of the reformation, but differently in terms of our confessions and
1:57.7	we get to have this conversation together today with Dr. Justin Holcomb. The canon for vocations for the Diocese of Central
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