General Index
General Index
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absolution, 
adoration (of the sacrament),
affections, 
“affective Augustinianism,”
Agnus Dei,
alb,
Alesius, Alexander,
alms,
altar,
Ambrose of Milan,
American Prayer Book tradition, 
anamnesis,
Anglican Church in North America,
Anglicanism,
Anglo-Catholicism,
Answer to a Crafty and Sophistical Cavillation devised by Steven Gardiner (1551),
Apostles’ Creed,
apostolic succession,
Apostolic Tradition,
Aquinas, Thomas,
architecture,
Aristotle,
art, removal of,
Articles, Forty-Two,
Articles, Ten (1536),
Articles, Thirty-Nine,
assisting grace,
Atherstone, Andrew,
Attack on the Canon of the Mass (1523),
Augustine,
baptismal rite,
Barclay, John,
Basil of Caesarea,
Bayer, Oswald,
bede-roll,
Benedictus,
beneficium,
Bishops’ book (1537),
blessing of the font,
bondage of the will,
Bonner, Edmund,
Book of Common Prayer (1662),
Book of Common Prayer (1789),
Book of Common Prayer (1928),
Book of Common Prayer (1979),
Book of Common Prayer (2019),
Book of Homilies (1547),
Bradshaw, Paul,
Brandenburg-Nürnberg rite (1533),
Breviary,
Brooks, Peter,
Bucer, Martin,
Buchanan, Colin,
Bullinger, Heinrich,
burial rite,
Calvin, John,
Canon of the Mass,
catechesis,
celibacy,
Censura (1551),
ceremonial,
chalice,
chrisom,
church fathers,
Collect for Purity,
Collects,
Cologne rite (1543),
comfort,
Comfortable Words,
commixture,
concupiscence,
Confession,
consecration,
contemporary worship,
contextualization,
cope,
covenant theology,
Cox, Richard,
Cranmer, Thomas
biography of,
eschatology of,
homiletical philosophy of,
literary style,
Lutheranism of,
patristic scholarship,
pneumatology of,
Protestant conversion,
sacramentology of,
soteriology of,
Cranmer’s Great Commonplaces,
Crysostom, John,
culpa,
Cuming, Geoffrey J.,
Cyril of Jerusalem,
Daily Office,
Damascene, John,
Decalogue,
Defense of the True and Catholic Doctrine of the Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Our Saviour Christ (1550),
Devereux, James A.,
distribution, words of,
divine right of kings,
Dix, Dom Gregory,
Dowden, John,
Duffy, Eamon,
Duns Scotus,
Eastern Orthodoxy,
ecumenical movement,
Einfältiges Bedenken (1543),
elevation (of sacrament),
Elijah,
epiclesis,
Episcopal Church, The (US),
Erasmus, Desiderius,
eschatology,
eucharist, See Holy Communion
evangelicalism,
exhortations (before Holy Communion),
faith-works distinction,
Flicke, Gerlach,
Flood prayer,
Forma ac ratio (1555),
fraction,
Frere, Walter,
frontal,
Gardiner, Stephen,
Gelasian sacramentary,
Geneva rite (1541),
Glastonbury stranger church,
Gloria,
Golden Legend,
grace
assisting, (see assisting grace)
in Augustine,
in Cranmer’s theology,
as gift,
incongruity of,
infused, (see infused grace)
in medieval Scholasticism,
Paul’s definition of,
Great Bible (1539/1540),
Great Litany (1544),
Great Tradition,
Gregorian sacramentary,
Gregory of Nazianzus,
Hail Mary,
Harpesfield, John,
Hatchett, Marion,
heart,
Hebert, A. G.,
Henry VIII,
Holmes, Urban,
Holy Communion
ceremonies and rituals of,
as communion with Christ,
Confession,
consecration,
cycles of law and gospel in,
as a fellowship meal,
as gospel-proclamation,
“heart” used in,
“mercy” used in,
in modern evangelicalism,
music in,
nomenclature of,
as principal Sunday service,
priestly play-acting,
purpose of,
receptionism,
structure of,
two-fold liturgical structure,
vestments for,
weekly,
words of forgiveness,
Holy Spirit,
holy water,
homily,
Homily on Faith,
Homily on Good Works,
Homily on Love,
Homily on Salvation,
Homily on Scripture,
Homily on Sin,
Hooker, Richard,
Hooper, John,
humanism,
illiteracy (biblical),
incantations,
inculturation,
infused grace,
initial justification,
Inlumina Prayer,
Institution of a Christian Man (1537),
See also Bishops’ book
intelligibility,
intertextuality,
Jeanes, Gordon,
Jennings, Nathan,
Joye, George,
justification,
and assisting grace,
in Augustine’s theology,
Cranmer’s liturgical theology, as center of,
as a grammar,
method of,
Paul’s theology, as center of,
and the sacraments,
Kavanagh, Aidan,
King’s Primer (1545),
Kirchenordnungen,
Knox, John,
Łaski, Jan,
Latter Rain movement,
Laudianism,
law-gospel distinction,
laying on of hands,
Layzell, Reg,
lectionary,
Leuenberger, Samuel,
levation prayers,
Lewis, C. S.,
lex orandi lex credendi,
Lim Swee Hong,
Lincicum, David,
Lindbeck, George,
Linebaugh, Jonathan,
literacy,
liturgical movement,
liturgical theology,
Lollards,
Lombard, Peter,
Lord’s Prayer,
Luther, Martin,
Lutheran tradition,
MacCulloch, Diarmaid,
marriage,
Martyr, Peter,
Mass,
Matthew Bible (1537),
medieval affective piety,
medieval theology,
Melanchthon, Philip,
Memento Domine,
mereamur,
minor orders,
modern worship,
Morice, Ralph,
music,
normative principle,
Null, Ashley, xv,
oblation(s),
Offertory,
Old Adam,
Oliver, Juan,
Ordinal (1550),
ordination,
ordo,
Osiander, Andreas,
Oxford Movement,
Packer, J. I.,
Parr, Katherine,
Paul, the apostle,
pax,
Pelagianism,
Philo of Alexandria,
placatus,
poena,
poor men’s box,
Post-Communion Prayer,
Poullain, Valerand,
Prayer of Humble Access,
prayers for the dead,
prayers to the saints, See saints, praying to
preaching,
expository,
in modern evangelicalism,
Presbyterian Church in America,
Price, Charles,
priest/priesthood,
acting in persona Christi,
ceremonial of,
as confessor,
manuals for,
mediatorial role of,
positioning of,
and preaching,
vestments of,
vs. “minister,”
primary theology,
private confession,
processions,
progressivism,
promise,
propitiation,
Protestantism,
Psalms,
purgatory,
Quignon Breviary (1536),
Quiñones, Francisco de,
Ratcliff, E. C.,
reception,
Redman’s Primer (1535),
Reformed tradition,
regulative principle,
reliquary,
reservation (of sacrament),
rhetoric,
Riddle, Jeremy,
Ridley, Nicholas,
robe, white,
Rogation processions,
Roman Catholicism,
Ruth, Lester,
sacerdotalism,
sacramentals,
sacraments, relationship to Offertory,
sacrifice,
saints
intercession of,
praying to,
Salcot, John,
Salve Salutaris Hostia,
sanctorale calendar,
Sanctus,
Sanders, E. P.,
Sarum,
satisfaction,
scala coeli,
Schmemann, Alexander,
scholasticism,
Schweitzer, Albert,
Scottish Episcopal Church,
Scottish Prayer Book tradition,
Seabury, Samuel,
secondary theology,
sermon,
sign of the cross,
Simple and Religious Consultation, A (1547),
Simplex ac pia Deliberatio (1545),
sola gratia,
sola scriptura,
solus Christus,
songwriting,
Stendahl, Krister,
Strassburg rite (1524),
Strassburg rite (1537),
Strassburg rite (1540),
superstition,
sursum corda,
Sykes, Stephen,
table
positioning of,
vs. altar,
Targoff, Ramie,
Taufbüchlein (1520),
Taylor, W. David O.,
Ten Articles (1536),
Ten Commandments, See Decalogue
Theodoret of Cyrrhus,
Tractarianism, See Oxford Movement
transubstantiation,
Van de Venter, Judson,
veneration (of sacrament),
vernacular,
via media,
virtue-formation,
visitation of the sick,
vita passiva,
Volprecht, Wolfgang,
Von Wied, Hermann,
Vulgate,
White, James,
Williams, Rowan,
Wittgenstein, Ludwig,
Words of Institution,
worship leader,
Wrede, William,
Wycliffe, John,
Zahl, Simeon,
Zwingli, Ulrich,