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The Revd Canon Dr Philip Ursell

Worship and the Mystery of God: Anglican Divines and the Reality of the Divine Presence stocked the involvement of imperial powerThis scholarly work explores the theological, historical, and liturgical evolution of Anglican worship, focusing on how music, ceremony, and beauty contribute to experiencing the divine presence. It traces the impact of the Reformation, the role of the Book of Common Prayer, and the tension between spiritual edification and ceremonial expression. This landmark study traces how Anglican worship evolved from a mystical embodiment of the divine presence