Although it offers an Orthodox answer I think this video also represents The Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion at our best – when we return to our patristic roots.
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This reminds me of what Bp. Stough (8th Alabama) used to say when someone asked him “Have you been saved?” He’d say: “I have been saved, I am being saved, and I hope, by the grace of God, to be saved.”
This is beautiful. Thank you.