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Anglo Catholic how different from Anglican?
Anglo Catholics are Anglicans (or people who come from Anglican traditions). Not all anglicans are Anglo Catholic but all Anglo catholics are (or were) anglicans. Anglicanism includes within it many theologies, both Protestant and Catholic. Anglo Catholics are the anglicans that emphasize and believe in Catholic theology and ceremonies.
What language do Anglicans speak?
Anglicans speak English.
What is the meaning of life for Anglicans?
The meaning of life for Anglicans is their beliefs in their religion. BANANAS TOO! The meaning of life for Anglicans is their beliefs in their religion. BANANAS TOO!
What do Anglicans eat?
Anglicans, like many other Christian denominations, do not have specific dietary restrictions. They are free to eat according to their individual preferences and any personal dietary guidelines they may choose to follow. Anglicans may choose to observe fasting practices during certain times of the year, such as Lent, but this is not a requirement for all Anglicans.
Who were the anglicans?
The 'Anglicans' aren't a group of people or followers, they are a Christian Denomination (ex: Catholic, Lutheran).
When was Convocation of Anglicans in North America created?
Convocation of Anglicans in North America was created in 2005.
Do Anglicans have to get baptized?
yes
Were many northern Anglicans patriots loyalist neutral?
They are neutrals. some chose to be on neither sides
What is the difference between Anglicans faith and roman catholic faith?
Anglicans do not follow the Pope, nor do they believe in the Holy Eucharist.
What is the difference between Anglicans and Lutherans?
Anglicans have the Queen of England as Defender of the Faith. They are also under the authority of the ArchBishop of Cantebury.
Where do the Anglicans live today?
In CChurch's or monasteries in England Australia and even Canada as well as other parts of the world. Abby xx
Are Anglicans circumcised?
Circumcision among Anglicans varies widely and is not a religious requirement. Many Anglicans, particularly in Western countries, are not circumcised, as the practice is not part of Anglican doctrine or tradition. Some may choose circumcision for cultural, medical, or personal reasons, but it is not a common practice within the denomination. Ultimately, the decision is individual and influenced by various factors beyond religious affiliation.
