'Wonderful and Confessedly Strange': Australian Essays in Anglican Ecclesiology [Paperback]

Preface Part One: Setting The SceneIntroduction 1. Foundations And Methocs In Ecclesiology Bruce Kaye2. Historical And Global Contexts Keith RaynerPart Two InheritanceIntroduction 3. 'How Do You Read?' The Anglican Church Of Australia As A Hermeneutical Community Richard Treloar4. The Scriptures Are God's Voice: The Church Is His Echo Peter Adam5. Dangerous Memory For An Incarnational Church Heather Thomson6. The Travail Of the Episcopate Management And The Diocese In An Age Of Mission Stephen Pickard7. Hand Dances And Waltzes: Reclaiming Common Worship For The Twenty-First Century Jane Foulcher8. Anglicanism, Post-Modernity And A Habit For Giftedness Scott CowdellPart Three: BridgingIntroduction 9. Body Image: Ecclesiology And Governance In Changing Times Sarah Macneil10. The Church Of God And The Anglican Church Of Australia Mark D Thompson11. Anglican Diversity And Conflict A Case Study On God, Gender And Authority Duncan Reid12. Authority And Power In A Voluntarist Church Alan CadwalladerPart Four ContextIntroduction 13. Interpreting Australian Society For Christian Mission Peter G Bolt14. The Mission Of The Church Geoff Smith15. The Ecclesial Nature Of Anglican Schools David Cole16. Our Worship Is Diminished If We Do Not Serve The Lord's Justice Ray Cleary17. Church In Public Space Raewynne J WhiteleyContributors Author Index