“Latin terminology was subsequently absorbed into English and may seem more natural to us today than Cranmer’s translation does. For example, in the first article we read that God is ‘without...passions’ which is somewhat ambiguous (at least to a modern… — Gerald L. Bray Copy Share Image
“Latin terminology was subsequently absorbed into English and may seem more natural to us today than Cranmer’s translation does. For example, in the first… — Gerald L. Bray Copy Share Image
“At the heart of Christian theology there lies a personal relationship with God. Like all personal relationships, it is based on a degree of… — Gerald L. Bray Copy Share Image
