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Anglicanism is one of the original forms of the protestant heresy. It was founded by Henry VIII originally and his daughter, Elizabeth I in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
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Can Anglicanism be considered atheistic?
No! They are Christians.
What European country invent anglicanism?
Anglicanism was created in England.
How do you use Anglicanism in a sentence?
Anglicanism is associated with the Church of England. Anglicanism is traditionally associated with Christianity.
What two religions were founded during the English renaissance?
The two religions founded during the English Renaissance were Anglicanism, with Henry VIII establishing the Church of England in the 16th century, and Puritanism, which emerged as a reaction against the perceived corruption within the Church of England. Anglicanism became the established church in England, while Puritans sought to purify and reform it further.
What is of anglicanism?
It is a religion.LOL
During the reign of Charles you were the state relihion of Scotland?
Anglicanism EDIT: I think the correct answer is Presbyterians NOT Anglicanism...
What religion was Queen Elizabeth?
Queen Elizabeth I was an Anglican and a member of the church her father Henry VIII founded. The nation was still in turmoil over the change from Roman Catholicism to Anglicanism.
What did Henry do after the pope wouldn't let him have a divorce?
After denial from the Catholic Church, Henry founded Anglicanism, The Church of England. This religion allowed him to successfully divorce his wife, who he found could not bear sons.
Who is the founder of Anglicanism?
Well the church is founded on Christ. However the organisation of the Anglican church was set up by King Henry VIII of England.
What religions believe in angles?
Anglicanism.
What are followers of Anglicanism called?
anglicans
What important denomination or Protestantism did HenryvIII start?
Henry VIII left the Catholic Church and founded a now widespread protestant domination. The Church of England is also known as the Anglican Church, and the Episcopal Church.
