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Expert Profile: John L. White

Expertise: I am an active lay member of the Episcopal Church. I will discuss the history of our church, what we believe, how we worship, and issues of practical faith. Any serious question will receive a serious reply.

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I an a volunteer expert in the category "Anglican". The Episcopal Church in the USA is a member of the Anglican Communion.

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Thanks John. I appreciate your thoughts and time!
(Todd on 12/01/08)

Had a very direct answer to the question and did not give a "pat" answer. It has helped with our decsion.
(Kim on 11/26/08)

Hi John, Thank you for your reply. I realize that I asked a very challenging question. One that has been debated at great lengths by church leaders
(Richard on 10/26/08)

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Recent Answers from John L. White

2008-11-30 Entering Heaven: Christians are saved by faith in Christ, not by works. Works are the fruit of salvation by faith. For further information about the Episcopal faith, see the Book of Common Prayer, especially An Outline...

2008-11-23 Prebyterian vs Episcopalian: The Episcopal Church USA (that is what it is called, Episcopalian is what a member of the church is called) is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. the Anglican Communion is a grouping of denominations...

2008-11-23 church history: The term Episcopal litterally means "pertaining to bishops". The Episcopal Church is a name taken by Anglican denominations in the United States and Scotland, principaly, that are part of the Anglican...

2008-11-14 Baptizing a infant: My favorite source for authoritative information on Anglican/Episcopal practice is The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church. In the article on Infant Baptism, it states “although from the first Baptism...

2008-11-06 saints in the episcopal church: The following is a FAQ from the Episcopal Church website: Are there saints in the Episcopal Church? The Episcopal Church does not designate "saints" as our Roman Catholic brothers and sisters do. We...