The discussion about this book continues. I get the feeling I’m being shadowboxed in this discussion (and I’m sure others are too.) For the moment I’ll pass along this blog’s take on Cranmer and Lutheran influence. The Porcine is a relatively new Anglican blog and is very nice, I hope its writer keeps it up.
Taking a different tack on this, there are many things the ACNA’s new 2019 Book of Common Prayer needs but I’ll throw one more idea out there: pictures. As a kid growing up in the Episcopal Church I had an illustrated version of part of the 1928 BCP, but there are illustrated versions of at least the 1662 BCP. One of them is the Pictorial Edition of the Book of Common Prayer, and following are selected pages from that book.