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What kind of church would they have in Georgia in the 1700s?
If you mean Georgia (USA) it was under Royal (English) Rule. The primary church was Anglican. If you mean Georgia (the region on the east side of the Black Sea) the primary church would be Russian Orthodox.
Who is the head of the church in an Anglican Church?
The Pope is not the Head of the Church of England, otherwise known as the Anglican Church. Please note the following brief history of the Modern Anglican Church.King Henry VIII requested that Pope permit him to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. The Pope refused and Henry married his mistress anyway and renounced Catholicism. He removed England from the Pope's control, seized many of the Church's assets and declared himself to be the head of the Church. Henry's repudiation of papal authority led to the Church of England's existence as a separate entity: a new branch of the Christian Church that was neither Catholic nor Protestant but a hybrid that became known as the Anglican Church or the Church of England. It became official in 1536. Henry funded the first printing of the Bible in English to spite the Pope.Another PerspectiveWhile Henry did indeed request the pope for an annulment, not a divorce, he did so because it was custom and practice at that time. Sometime previously the King of France had obtained a divorce or annulment , from this source at great financial cost, but as I say, just as in any industrial dispute today, it was custom and practice.At no time had the Bishop of Rome been head of the Anglican Church, the Church in Britain was in this country within a few years of the Crucifixion and the popes claim to sovereignty had not been made till several hundred years after that time. Further the popes claims to authority relied on the gifts of the Roman Emperors not on the Divine Will. Authority is on the shoulders of the Episcopal College not on the papacy!What Henry did do , was to enter another arena, on the side of the Eastern Church and of the Conciliarists, by pointing out that according to the Councils, [Nice,] No bishop can interfere in another bishop's see!
What is the difference between Roman Catholic church and the Episcopalian church?
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Roman Catholic Church was established by God from the side of His Son hanging on the cross and was guaranteed to guide us until the end of time; to extend salvation to us, and to bring God to us, and us to God. The Episcopalian Church is the American offshoot of the Anglican Church which is a protestant religion started by Henry VIII and his daughter, Elizabeth, in the sixteenth century, in order to have a Church subservient to their royal wishes and will.
The date when Henry VIII begins the Anglican Church?
Henry the Eighth didn't start the Anglican Church. The Church in England is one of the oldest Catholic Churches [Communion is a better word, or description.] in the world. According to S. Dorotheus of Tyre, 303AD., S.Simon Zelotes , brother of Christ and his Apostle, was just one who brought the Catholic faith to this country! Gildas the Celtic Historian writing in the fifth century tells us that the Catholic Church was here by about 37 AD. Aristobulos, who is mentioned in Paul's Epistle to the Romans was first bishop! So Henry was a bit late on the scene to be a founder! In effect the Anglican Church is some two thousand years old!
When was West Side Church created?
West Side Church was created in 1899.
When was East Side Presbyterian Church created?
East Side Presbyterian Church was created in 1911.
Is Simon cowell protestant?
Yes. Raised an Anglican with some ethnic jewish lineage on his paternal side
How do you get items on one side of your creature in spore?
Drag stuff to the side of it.
What are similarities and differences between British and Egyptian culture?
Britishspeak englishlocated in the west side of the earthEgyptspeak Arabicmostly are Muslim or Coptic/Anglican
When do you use across from and in front of?
The first for items on your side(s), the second for items behind you.
What is a side chapel in church?
its really cool
Why is water added to the wine for Anglican Eucharist?
When Jesus was pierced by the Roman soldier, water and blood came from the wound, signifying that He was already dead. However, since the Last Supper says, "This is my blood..." and the body had both water AND blood in it, the Anglicans add water to the wine on the theory of transubstantiation. Water was added to wine in the time of Jesus to thin it out. That tradition continued. The church added theological significance to an every day occurrence. So, we read back into the practice and continue to add wine because the blood and water flowed out of Jesus' side. While the Roman Catholic Church believes in transubstantiation, the Episcopal Church and Anglican Communion do not hold this as official theology. You will find some Anglicans who believe in transubstantiation, but many do not.
