An account of what it means to be an Australian Anglican. Provides a sketch of the history of the Anglican church in Australia and outlines the faith of the Anglican church in Australia as reflected in its constitution and formularies, its theological traditions, its theological method and its theological focal points. Argues that the heritage of Anglicanism can be restated in modern vocabulary and rejuvenated to serve the needs of contemporary Australian society. Includes index and bibliography. Author is a distinguished Australian scholar who is currently General Secretary of the Anglican Church of Australia, General Synod. He has published widely in the fields of theology, ethics, history and biblical exegesis.