Anglicanism is a treasure to be received in gratitude and joy. It is a gift from God, not simply a pretty way of worship and living devised by some creative souls.
It is the faith and life of the catholic church developed over its first seventeen centuries, leavened with Reformation soteriology. It is particularly marked by the elegance of Thomas Cranmer’s liturgy, enriched by the bishops who gave us the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
Its method is that of Richard Hooker, whose vision of the Trinitarian God of Israel was steeped in meditation on Scripture using the prism of the Fathers.