Tag Archives: schism

Lessons from Reformation Schism

Posted on April 28, 2023 by neilrobbie

John Calvin’s theology of the church (ecclesiology), the power of bishops and his analysis of the dynamics of schism are highly significant for the Anglican Communion as the church begins to schism. There are two lessons we can learn from … Continue reading →

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Should I stay or should I go? A Church of England vicar’s dilemma.

Posted on April 1, 2023 by neilrobbie

I am a Church of England vicar. The latest theological, pastoral and political crisis is causing me, and many others, serious cause for concern about our future in this denomination. My question is, should I stay or should I go? … Continue reading →

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When division in the church is illegitimate

Posted on June 25, 2009 by neilrobbie

Evangelicals in Britain are at present dividing over various (arguably secondary) issues and yet are uniting with Anglo-Catholics and charismatics. These three groups have been historically suspicious of each other and yet they have been brought together by a common … Continue reading →

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