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Expert Profile: Ray McIntyre

Expertise:  I will answer all questions on Anglicanism / Episcopalianism

Experience in the area
20 years experience as a Theologian

Organizations
Community of Christ

Education/Credentials
DD., PhD

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What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?  As much as possible
What do you like about this subject?  Anglicanism / Episcopalianism is the quintessential 'middle-of-the-road' Christianity that (at its best) tries to meet the needs of God's people by being their servant.
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Prestige Points: 1830
Knowledge   10.0   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.98   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.85   Best of the best
Politeness   10.0   Best of the best
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Max Questions to be Asked
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Total Questions
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167
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Thank you!
(Cyn on 03/26/08)
Thanks so much!!!
(A on 10/01/07)
Thank you for getting back to me!!!Your annswer was very informative. Kind Regards, Shannon
(Shannon on 08/12/07)
Thanks so much for your response. It will truly set the record straight!
(Linda Sherlock on 06/25/07)
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Recent Answers from Ray McIntyre
2008-09-18  Continuing Anglican Church Dear Chris, Although the Orthodox Anglican church is not in communion with Canterbury, you would be hard pressed to find any anglican / episcopalian who would consider them heretics. Even though some...
2008-04-30  Blessing of a new house Emily, Yes, it should be OK to ask your rector to come and bless your new home. I suggest you consider either a donation to the church or to a charity supported by your church. As for the amount, it...
2008-03-22  My son's baptism Cyn, There is no real requirement to have Godparents from your famiy (other than relationships WITH your family that is) most of the Godparents for our sons are not related to us at all except in friendship...
2008-01-31  marriage status Irene, It's rubbish. The Episcopal church does not annul marriages. Moreover because only part of the marriage service is for the church while the other part is for the state, the church could not call...
2007-12-27  Communion of Saints The Anglican Communion has always recognized, although very cautiously, prayer for the dead, but has never since the Reformation given any kind of recognition to prayer to the dead, or Invocation of Saints...
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