A Anglican Clergyman Attacks Episcopal Privilege in Early Church Work
A review praises Mossman for a fair, candid study of early Christian history that challenges diocesan episcopacy and argues against exclusive bishops rights. It highlights his use of Ante-Nicene sources, his aim to separate church unity from rigid hierarchies, and his critique of Constantine’s role. The piece notes tension within the Church between Ritualists and bishops and urges impartial scrutiny of episcopal claims.
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Mossman
Mr. Mossman
Tinners
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament
English Church Union
Clement
Rome
Romisa
Tertullian
Cle
St. Clement
Linus
Anacletus
St. Peter
Alexandria
Timothy
St. Paul
Ephesiae
St. Timothy
Ephesus
Constantine
St. Jerome
Jesus Christ
How I Came Out From Rome An Autobiography
The review outlines C. L. Trivier’s journey from Catholic priest to Protestant, prompted by study and doubt. It traces his exposure to Protestant writings, the impact of Confessional practice, and his shift through Paris church life to embrace Bible primacy and justification by faith. It notes his careful, evidence-driven method and calls readers to follow Trivier’s biography for details of his inner conflicts and final stance.
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Rome
M. Trivier
Church of
Macy
Dijon
M. Juillerat
Paris
Harrison
Pusey
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Times
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C. L. Trivier
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