Must be a reference to the waters of baptism. OR else the old Anglicans making things difficult for themselves on purpose . . . the term is specifically British (and specifically Anglican) and dates back to the time of the Oxford Movement.
You know, the Tiber does have bridges. Doesn't anyone just walk?
Must be a reference to the waters of baptism. OR else the old Anglicans making things difficult for themselves on purpose . . . the term is specifically British (and specifically Anglican) and dates back to the time of the Oxford Movement.
Calvin sez: "Why walk when there is a bus?"
