Description: This volume offers an authoritative treatment of Anglican Studies. Themes include historiography, method, identity, controversy, practice, and the future of Anglicanism.
Review Quotes: "The editors and contributors of this stimulating and fascinating Handbook have given us a resource to help in studying Anglicanism as its adherents have made and continue to make that choice. Though the price may stretch the budgets of private readers, no serious library of theology or history should be without it."--Reading Religion
"Taken as a whole, this work is a significant accomplishment. It represents a major development in the field of Anglican studies and will surely serve as a significant point of departure for re- search in the field. The bibliographies at the conclusion of each chapter offer a handy orientation for further study for each topic considered." --Anglican and Episcopal History