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The Implications of Semper Reformanda

The Implications of Semper Reformanda

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  • Andrew Atherstone

What does it mean that the the church must be "always reforming"? This is a call expressed in the well-known saying ecclesia reformata, semper reformanda. In this article Andrew Atherstone argues that the motto lays down a challenge to both radicals and conservatives in today’s church. It is a motto which sums up the sense of restless and continual energy of the church reforming seeking to be what the Lord wants her to be.

Source: Anvil, 2009. 12 pages.

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