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Liturgy & Ecclesiology

Worship in Scarred Spaces: Agonism in the Prayer Book and the Formation of an Anglican Identity

by D. N. Keane
Worship in Scarred Spaces: Agonism in the Prayer Book and the Formation of an Anglican Identity

Like the only partially obliterated images of saints and angels on the walls of old church buildings, the Book of Common Prayer, Articles of Religion, and other formularies by which the Church reformed during England’s long reformation contain traces of past conflicts. …

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November 27, 2023
D. N. Keane

Dr. Keane (Phd St And) teaches English at Georgia Southern University. He edited (with Samuel L. Bray) the 1662 Book of Common Prayer: International Edition and authored (with Samuel L. Bray) How to Use the Book of Common Prayer. He serves on the Liturgical Commission and Commission on Ministry for the Diocese of Georgia and formerly served on the Standing Commission on Liturgy and Music for the Episcopal Church.