Good Historic Anglicans?

[CharlieJ]

I've recently become pretty good friends with some Anglicans. I don't think they have a very good grasp, though, on the Protestant and Reformed roots of Anglicanism. Who are some Anglicans that I could talk about who are strong on the Reformation solas and authority of Scripture? Past or present.

So far, I have J. C. Ryle and Graeme Goldsworthy

 

[Rufus]

J.I. Packer and John Stott are both modern Anglicans who are strong on the Reformation and the authority of Scripture. The Oxford martyrs Cranmer, Latimer, and Ridley. William Wilberforce and John Newton.

 

[jogri17]

Phillip Jensen.

 

[py3ak]

Alec Motyer, Leon Morris, Thomas Scott, Joseph Hall.

 

[Rufus]

John Donne and George Hebert if they like poetry.

 

[Pilgrim]

James Ussher, his Body of Divinity​ in particular.

 

[Wayne]

Richard Sibbes!

 

[NB3K]

Wasn't George Whitefield an Anglican?

 

[Rufus]

Wasn't George Whitefield an Anglican?

Originally he was, I believe he may have lost his position in the church because of Methodism (i.e. that he went with the new Methodist church), but he may have stayed in the Anglican church.
Augustus Toplady! Rock of Ages cleft for me, may I hide myslef in Thee!

 

[Marrow Man]

Thomas Adams (past) and John Woodhouse (present)

 

[PuritanCovenanter]

Don't forget Peter Toon.