Response to Eric Gregory

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This paper critiques Eric Gregory's interpretation of the public authority of the Church in English Reformation Theology. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Joan Lockwood O’Donovan

doi:10.1177/09539468261422920

February 1, 2026Studies in Christian Ethics

Response to Eric Gregory

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Key Points

The aim is to respond to critiques and discussions raised by Eric Gregory regarding church authority.
Engagement with Eric Gregory's essay
Reference to previous essay on church authority and Reformation
Clarification of theological positions
Provides a detailed clarification of the arguments on church authority
Highlights key themes in the discourse on English Reformation theology

Implication

This reply addresses Eric Gregory’s essay, clarifying themes on church authority and Reformation theology.

Abstract

This paper offers a reply to Eric Gregory’s essay and its engagement with my own essay in this issue entitled, ‘Public Authority of the Church in English Reformation Theology’.

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