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		By: James Neufeld		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hello Jamie Howison,
Thanks for this reflection which addresses some of my own thinking. I have attended two evening services, but due to my Mennonite approach to oath and communion, have chosen not to take part in the Eucharist. Am I right to think that you are attempting a kind of synthesis between F D Maurice’s communion and that of the Tractarians, - the Cambridge Apostles and the Oxford movement- , which would have been typical of thinking in post Napoleonic Upper Canada?
James Neufeld]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Jamie Howison,<br />
Thanks for this reflection which addresses some of my own thinking. I have attended two evening services, but due to my Mennonite approach to oath and communion, have chosen not to take part in the Eucharist. Am I right to think that you are attempting a kind of synthesis between F D Maurice’s communion and that of the Tractarians, &#8211; the Cambridge Apostles and the Oxford movement- , which would have been typical of thinking in post Napoleonic Upper Canada?<br />
James Neufeld</p>
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