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Originally Posted by Cotton Mather  Thanks Stephen. I too am impressed by aspects of the REC. Nevertheless, the REC guys out of Dallas are definitely going in an Anglo-Catholic direction. I remember Dr. Clark saying that in the 70's and 80's, the REC was more consistently Reformed. He said that in later years, the REC became influenced by the Oxford movement with all its Anglo-Catholic implications. I'm just curious about RE institutions, and whether or not they've gone in an Anglo-C direction or not. |
I did not realize that. I worshipped in an REC congregation in Katy, Texas, a few years ago and was impressed with the minister, whose father was the bishop, Gortke I believe. I met one of the deaconesses and she said their congregation regularly attended Ligoner Conferences. They were a solid group, but perhaps some are going the way of Rome. Anglo-Catholics are nothing more than papists in Protestant garb.