Very interesting. You mentioned several men ordained as Anglican "priests". When is it correct to call a man a "priest"? Where I come from only the Catholic ordained are called "priests" while the ordained protestants are known as "ministers", "pastors" or similar.
I find the constant schism of radical groups fascinating. I live in a small Highland village where until recently, we had three different iterations of the Free Presbyterian Church on the go in the same civil parish. I think by the end of it, one of those congregations was just two blokes in a croft house. My paternal ancestors in rural Lincolnshire were Primitive Methodists, my great grandfather being the first to leave the Wolds and subsequently, the church.
Another interesting video. Thank you professor 👍 Be well
Very interesting.
You mentioned several men ordained as Anglican "priests". When is it correct to call a man a "priest"? Where I come from only the Catholic ordained are called "priests" while the ordained protestants are known as "ministers", "pastors" or similar.
Very good thanks
I find the constant schism of radical groups fascinating. I live in a small Highland village where until recently, we had three different iterations of the Free Presbyterian Church on the go in the same civil parish. I think by the end of it, one of those congregations was just two blokes in a croft house. My paternal ancestors in rural Lincolnshire were Primitive Methodists, my great grandfather being the first to leave the Wolds and subsequently, the church.
Another facinating vid! Thanks for giving us these Professor!