Worship by faith alone: Thomas Cranmer, the Book of common prayer, and the reformation of liturgy

List of Figures

Foreword by Ashley Null

Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction: Peering Over the Archbishop's Shoulder

Part 1: Cranmer's Gospel-Centered Theology Established: Paul's Doctrine of Justification by Faith Alone

1. The Position of Sola Fide in Cranmer's Theology

2. The Grammar of Sola Fide Defined

3. The Grammar of Sola Fide in Cranmer

Part 2: Cranmer's Gospel-Centered Theology Applied: Analysis of Worship According to the Book of Common Prayer

4. "Not I, But Christ" Structurally: Sola Fide in Cranmer's Liturgical Form

5. "Not I, But Christ" Theologically: Sola Fide in Cranmer's Liturgical Terminology

6. "Not I, But Christ" Ceremonially: Sola Fide in Cranmer's Liturgical Actions and Assisting Tools

7. "Not I, But Christ" Devotionally and Homiletically: Sola Fide in Cranmer's Liturgical Piety and Preaching

Conclusion: Defining and Imagining Gospel-Centered Worship in the Twenty-First Century

Bibliography

General Index

Scripture Index.