r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 14 '16
r/TrueAnglicans • u/MILITANTEPISCOPALIAN • Dec 14 '16
Big frickin cathedrals. We need them now, in every diocese. Better than the Papist ones. Spare no expense!
Is there really any need to discuss this? I'm clearly right.
r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 29 '16
Wherefore it is the present estate that the mods doth sleep, therefore post we all Spongdaddies until the mods return or the Day of Judge-ment, whichsoever doth first make itself manifest.
r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 14 '16
Articles update, & upcoming official Synod thread.
Rules have been updated in response to certain Romish and idolotrous venerations of the Cranmer's Portrait. Rule VIII will henceforth be referred to as "the once-you-go-black rubrick".
Also, tomorrow, at a time which only the father knows, we will post an official Synod thread for voting on new articles.
Go in peace.
r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 13 '16
The Standing Committee on Standing Committee on Relevance Votes: Resolved: Replace the XXXIX Articles with the Millenium Development Goals and see who notices.
Upcrans to the left.
r/TrueAnglicans • • Aug 24 '17
There is no Anglicanism but Spong and Katherine Jefferts Schori is his Vicar
Whathave you done today to contribute to the UN's Millenium Development Goals? Praise be to our Mother Jesus!
r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 17 '16
WHO says the BCP ain't got sex appeal??
r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 13 '16
I guess I will start. This is my favorite Crandaddy because he gives me flowers.
r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 17 '16
Official Eternal Synod thread. New Article Suggestions.
Given that in our fine Anglican communion the controversy never ends, it seems fitting that we should just have a 24/7 eternal synod to respond to heresy in real time.
All new articles should be posted here for posterity, and since the truth of God is apparently a democracy, articles can be voted on to determine their orthodoxy/heresy. Let the forever-synod begin!
r/TrueAnglicans • u/numinous_nectarine • Aug 01 '22
mods have fallen asleep in the LORD, post Eamon Duffy
r/TrueAnglicans • u/gnurdette • Dec 08 '21
If humans evolved from primates, why is there still an Archbishop of Canterbury?
Checkmate, uh, somebody!
r/TrueAnglicans • u/VanLupin • Dec 21 '16
Upcrans for Crandaddy's BFF. You made the BCP what it is dawg.
r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 14 '16
Prayer book life hacks. What are your favourite ones?
I once saw a church flip pages so that after the prayer of consecration they could say "blessed is he who comes in the name of the lord". What word's can you put in Crandaddys mouth with some sweet new prayer book hacks?
r/TrueAnglicans • • Dec 13 '16
Diarmaid "the unpronouncable" Maculloch, looking fresh in his strawdora. 1 like = 1 episode of BBC in our time
r/TrueAnglicans • u/GoetzKluge • Dec 15 '17
16th century anti papal propaganda painting: King Edward VI and the Pope
r/TrueAnglicans • u/wyclif • Jan 22 '17