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Church History
History of Anglicanism 5227A
Location: HUC
Day(s): Tuesdays
Time: 2:30-5pm
Instructor(s): Dr. Bill Acres
519-438-7224 x 608
Office: V134, Tuesday 12:30-2:20
Week Number (left) and Topics:
Reading note: Sources in The Anglican Tradition: A Handbook of Sources eds. G. R. Evans and
J. Robert Wright will be found on course reserves under History 5227A in Huron University
College Library, 2 hr. Chapman is very short. Moorman gives longer analysis. Where you see
Chapman, Moorman, Platten or Evans/Wright please see the pages or sections. Looking at the books you will find them self-explanatory.
1.
Overview September 15 a.
Chapman, Anglicanism: A Very Short Introduction: ch. 2 b.
Moorman, A History of the Church in England: chs. I–VII (skim)
2.
Why is the church English? September 22 a.
Moorman: ch. X (Lollards, Wyclif) b.
Platten, chs. 1-2
3.
Luther, Wolsey, and Henry VIII September 29 a.
Moorman: chs. VIII, XI b.
Platten, ch. 2
4.
Reform 1530–1540 October 6 a.
Moorman: ch. XI b.
Platten, ch. 3
5.
Elizabeth’s ‘True, primitive church’; Protestants and Puritans October 13 a.
Moorman: chs. XIII, XIV b.
Platten: Ch 4-5 c.
Evans and Wright: Documents 224-248
6.
War, Belief, and Radicalism: The Westminster Confession October 27 a.
Dissent 1662 (The Anglican Tradition, nos. 347-354) in Evans/Wright b.
Bettenson: The Westminster Confession, 319 c.
Moorman: ch. XV d.
Platten ch. 6
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Presentations:
7.
The Church and Colony: India, Africa, and America November 3 a.
Evans and Wright, The Anglican Tradition, ch. 7 b.
Platten Ch. 8
8.
The ‘locally’ adaptive bishops and the reach of faith November 10 a.
1888 (The Anglican Tradition) Evans and Wright, Chapter 8 b.
Platten Ch. 8
9.
War and Secularism November 17 a.
Evans and Wright: nos. 428—453\ b.
Oxford Movement, Platten, Ch. 9
10.
The Lambeth Communion (1880–2015) November 24 a.
Evans and Wright: nos. 347—354 b.
Platten Ch. 9
11.
Windsor (2005) and afterward: Contemporary Issues December 1 a.
Online file and assessment
Course Texts:
Stephen Platten, Anglicanism and the Western Tradition , Canterbury Press, 2003
Mark Chapman, Anglicanism: A very short introduction , Oxford, 2006
John Moorman, History of the Church in England , Church Publishing, 2012
Evaluation
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Document studies: weeks 8, 9,10, 11: 20% (separate handout-posted to OWL)
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Essay: due November 28: 30% (separate handout—posted to OWL)
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Mid–term exam: Week 7: 20% 2 essays, one-hour in-class.
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In–class presentation: 20% Weeks 8-11
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Participation and discussion %10
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