The identity of Anglicanism Book

Knowledgeable about Anglican History and Theology. Definitely helpful in better understanding a British Anglicanism, and thus, what shapes or does not shape American Anglicanism.

Negatively, the author is often opaque in regards to what needs to change in Anglicanism (or what makes a lasting Anglicanism). Certainly, this reader was not expecting concrete "steps" or programmatic answers, but the writer seems to struggle with that common Anglican ailment of overt subtlety where some clarity in application would be helpful.

The Author is more open to a "broader" interpretation of some historic understandings of scripture, yet seems to value the historic development of Anglican and Orthodox theology. How much of this is cultural (academically) and emotional for him (individually), versus exegetical, communal, and historic...well, this is hard to asses.