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High Church Protestantism 2017-04-06 05:29:21 Post No. 2620601
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I'm looking for a Protestant church, but want something with some honest tradition and formality. What I'm saying is that I don't want any Low Church or Evangelical Protestant church.
I know Lutherans and Anglicans/Episcopalians have such a distinction in their ranks, and I'm looking for what specific Church bodies here in the U.S. there are.
Anyone who can point these out to me?
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at least go orthodox man
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>Episcopalianism
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I've already gathered that Lutheran Church Missouri Synod has some High Church influences, especially compared to The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America which are openly Christian Left and Christian Feminist
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I looked into it and, while there seems to be a strong High Church trend in Anglicans via Anglo-Catholicism, apparently Episcopalians have no such phenomenon stateside.
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I'm tempted, but it's much more culturally appropriate to be Protestant than Catholic in America, and I keep being told that Orthodoxy has too many national ties in Eastern Europe
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