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From: aeq@pucc-h (the practical mystic)
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Subject: Re: Anglicanism
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Date: Thu, 21-Feb-85 04:34:57 EST
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Even though I'm nowhere near being an Anglican (the only service I've ever
attended in an Episcopal church was a funeral), I can no longer resist
posting the lyrics to the song "I Am an Anglican", which I received from
a friend who is very much an Episcopalian.  (BTW, the initials "P.E." which
appear in the song stand for "Protestant Episcopal"; I did not know this
for a long time, so I include that for others who don't know.)

	I AM AN ANGLICAN
	(to the tune of "God Bless America")

	I am an Anglican,
	Church of England, P.E.
	Neither High Church,
	Nor Low Church,
	I am catholic and Protestant and free.

	Not a Luther,
	Nor a Presby,
	Nor a Baptist, white with foam;
	I am an Anglican, one step from Rome;
	I am an Anglican, one step from Rome!

-- 
-- Jeff Sargent
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When I could honestly say I hated God was when He could show me His love.