arapahoepark
Puritan Board Professor
I am still not quite understanding the differences between low church and high church and where those came about.
It seems modern evangelicalism is very low church while say Anglicanism is high church and many would regard Reformed as a low church. So is Anglicanism high church due to liturgy and an extremely high view of the church to the point that they refuse to seperate or split? I have always seen that as basically being those. Yet, no one should believe that the low church reformed have a low view of the church.
Where does ecclesiology (view of the church) and low vs high church intersect in practice and theology?
I hope what I have said makes sense.
It seems modern evangelicalism is very low church while say Anglicanism is high church and many would regard Reformed as a low church. So is Anglicanism high church due to liturgy and an extremely high view of the church to the point that they refuse to seperate or split? I have always seen that as basically being those. Yet, no one should believe that the low church reformed have a low view of the church.
Where does ecclesiology (view of the church) and low vs high church intersect in practice and theology?
I hope what I have said makes sense.