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To: sionnsar; Peanut Gallery

Dear sionnsar,

Okay, I find this a little confusing.

Are the books found in the Catholic bible, but not found in the Protestant bible considered canonical (considered part of Divinely-inspired Scriptures) for Anglicans? Or just nice writings?

If they're used in the BCP lectionary, does that sort of imply canonical status?

Or is this an issue where there is a certain amount of studied Anglican ambiguity, and thus, perhaps I'm asking the wrong question?


sitetest


12 posted on 07/14/2006 8:34:32 AM PDT by sitetest (If Roe is not overturned, no unborn child will ever be protected in law.)
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To: sitetest

Historically, the Catholic Canon of Scripture is what the Angilcan Church has used. However, more recently, I am not sure that this has been used. I *thought* the Episcopal church used the Revised Standard Version. Upon closer study, the RSV may or may not contain the Apocrypha (you can get the RSV Bible either way - my old third grade RSV Bible does not contain the Apocrypha). Now you have me curious. I will have to check the Pew Bible in church now! :-)


13 posted on 07/14/2006 9:18:35 AM PDT by Peanut Gallery
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