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"Erastianism" Then and Now [Commentary on Browne: Article XXXIII] | The North American Anglican
The nature of excommunication is one of those topics about which there seems to be little room for dispute in the Anglican tradition. The Article states that those worthy of excommunication are to be cut off by “the Church” and, upon repentance, received into the Church by “a Judge,” both of which phrases are widely held to refer to the bishop or his delegate: As for the judge or officer who had power to restore to communion and give absolution,…
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