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Embryo Parson Posted on Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 01:21AM One young Anglican man's journey into, and out of, Eastern Orthodoxy. As this essay from Michael Millard is too long for a blog entry, I've stored it here for you to read and download.
Reader Comments (5)
Sadly nothing comes up when you click the link. I think you have to be friends in order to read the post? Any chance of summarizing his experience?
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I've dumped the Facebook note into a Word file and stored it here. Click the link above.
A fantastic read and illustrates why I chose Anglicanism while weighing the Orthodox Church. I have learned much from the Orthodox during my journey but I am Western Catholic and Orthodox, in other words, a faithful classical BCP Anglican.
This account is very informative. I can hardly accuse Michael of not knowing his stuff. There are many great insights in this account. Ultimately, it seems Michael left the Orthodox Church because he couldn't agree 100 % with the Church's teachings. Luckily, 'Classic Anglicanism' has room for you to believe pretty much whatever you want. What struck me is what Michael still accepts of Orthodox theology. I would say he is 90% orthodox now.
Interestingly, Embryo Parson, Michael seems to have totally missed the 'unbiblical' nature of Orthodox soteriology and anthropology. He even claims that Augustine is wrong on this point. Who is right? You or him?
The implication is that there is room in the Anglican Church for both.