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Author(s)
Bunting, Ian
Keywords
Church of England
planting
New Testament
religious fashion
GE Subjects
Christian denominations
Anglican
Dogmatics
Ecclesiology
Practical theology and theological education

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/153657
Abstract
"Church planting is certainly in vogue in the Church of England. Ian Bunting provides a New Testament background to the practise, and, in an overview of current trends, divides them into developmental, alternative and revolutionary forms. For him, Anglican church planting should be both loyal to its traditions and trinitarian in character, by which he means that there should be rootedness in local community, social openness, and a resistance to religious fashion"
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1996
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Article
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