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No, Henry VII had no problems with the Catholic Church but wanted to be able to get a divorce when he wanted one. When Henry became the patriarch of the Church of England, he was very conservative with his religious beliefs and made few changes to Catholic Doctrine.
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What impact did Henry VII's break from rome have on the country?
henry the VIII made many changes but the main one was that he changed the catholic religeon and made many people go against him. if you want me i will try to help: Email me on zenith-may@hotmail.co.uk Henry Viii made England a protestant country and declared himself head of church. so that he could divorce Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne bolyne. this affected all of england.
What did the protestants want from Henry vii?
Protestantism was formed after Henry VII, (when Henry VIII formed the Church of England to get a divorce). So in Henry VII's time there was no such religion as protestantism.
Religious changes king Henry 8th made?
Anglican Catholic Answer!He abolished the Monasteries and Nunneries, in that he abolished what was known as the religious life!Secondly and far more interesting is that while Henry didn't break from Rome, that's a fallacy, he and the Church in England, did point out that the papacy was regularly breaking the Canons or rules of the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church! He in doing so fell foul of the pope but preserved the English Church from joining the Catholic sect, formed at the Council of Trent! He should be remembered for this in a positive fashion if for nothing else!
Why did Mary you rebel against her father?
because Henry VII didn't want her to be live in her religion and wanted to be queen
Who did Henry VIII want to marry badly to prompt his break with the Roman Catholic Church?
I think it was Anne Boelyn
Why did the pope not want Henry viii to get divorced?
because it is against the Catholic religion and the people of Spain didn't want them to be divorced either and that had some influence on the pope
Is it ok to question or reject your parent's religion?
of course! if their really strict, then you might want to break it to them slowly, but you have every right to question/reject their religion. you can believe in what you want to believe in. the right to your own religion is on the bill of rights or constitution somewhere. -the person who answered your question
What were the reasons that Henry VIII broke from Rome?
There were four main reasons that Henry VIII broke from Rome.These reasons were Power, Money, Religion and Love.Power: Henry was desperate for an heir and seeing as he had already got Anne Boleyn pregnant with possibly his male heir, then why should he stay with Catherine of Aragon? Without an heir then the Tudors rein on the throne would end, and Henry definitely didn't want that.Money: Catholic Churches at that time were filled with expensive ornaments, and if Henry could knock them down then he would have all the money value that these ornaments possessed, and seeing as Henry had already bankrupted the country TWICE, he really needed that money so he could carry on with his expensive hobbies, such as hunting or jousting.Religion: Henry was a strong Roman Catholic and didn't want to go against his religion by getting a divorce: he wasn't that rebellious, but as well as that and just as equally he wanted to get rid of Catherine of Aragon. Sneakily, he found a way to get a divorce without upsetting the Church.Love: Think about it. Catherine of Aragon was ugly, old, and despite anything else, couldn't have babies. Of course he wanted to get rid of her. And then came a younger, prettier woman who he had accidentally got pregnant. He wanted a divorce, as he was in love with Anne Boleyn.With these reasons combined, Henry VIII came to the conclusion that he would break from Rome, and create The Church of England.Lottie, 13
Political reason why Henry VIII broke with rome?
There was never a pope of EnglandHenry made the break with the pope (who lives in rome) as the pope refused for him to get a divorce from catherine of aragon, who failed to produce a male heir. the catholic faith at that time forbidded a man or a woman to divorce one another, but this all changed when Henry decided to open up a new church with him as its leader 'the church of England.' this church was a protestant. some historians also believd that the break with rome had financial implications. Henry needed money ant the catholic church had it!Anglican Catholic Answer!True enough ,no pope of England but there was an English Bishop of Rome !Henry didn't ,'make the break with Rome,' it was infact Rome that broke with Henry over Catherine of Aragon, quite a different thing, d'ye see! It was the papacy that scored a home goal in doing so! He couldn't give Henry an annulment because the German Emperor had the Pope bottled up and in gaol, he was also Catherine's nephew!No matter how much we hear of this business at that time, it was not a thing regarding religion was a fraca between two rulers! Two things changed the scenario, one was that the pope took umbrage at an English Church pointing out about the Pope disregarding the ancient canons and the fact that amongst the wider Church for some two or three hundred years there had been ongoing attempts to curb the Pope's authority! Now there was a whole new game to play! The Pope wasn't pleased. He'd been trying to narrow the goal posts and Henry had set them at the width of the field.What is quite interesting is that the Convocation of the English Church took time out in the early days of the Reformation in England to put out markers affirming its beliefs in The Seven Ecumenical Councils, [more or less.] 1536/7 /46. This was a direct challenge to the papacy, authority was being taken out of Rome's hands and put back where they were in early scripture, in Acts, that is in the hands of the College of Bishops.
Why did Henry VIII want Richard Whiting to die?
Because he wanted to break away from the Catholic Church, and Richard Whiting stood in his way.
Which rights of religion do you have today?
In the United States, you can have whatever religion that you want and you can practice any way you want as long as it doesn't hurt anyone cause any damage or break any laws, but the laws are made (to the best of their abilities) to not infringe on religious practices. You can also talk about your religion, but not in public schools and things like that.
Why did Romans initially want to punish Christians?
they were prosecuted because the Romans thought the Christians were strange and were and embarrassment to Rome and didn't want there religion to be a part of Rome.
