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The High church of England or the Anglican church
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What is the relationship between the Puritans and the Pilgrims?
They had both disagreed with the Church of England. It was said that the wanted to "purify" the church.
What was the problem in England?
In England, you could only belong to on church: The Church of England. You had to believe everything that was said and had to follow each of the doctrines. Seeking religious freedom, the Separatists(called this because thy separated from The Church of England) made the long journey by boat to America, thus colonizing it.
What was the England problem?
In England, you could only belong to on church: The Church of England. You had to believe everything that was said and had to follow each of the doctrines. Seeking religious freedom, the Separatists(called this because thy separated from The Church of England) made the long journey by boat to America, thus colonizing it.
Why was Henry III wrong to create the church of England?
Henry III did not create the Church of England. He reigned from 1216-1272. You are probably thinking of Henry VIII. Even he could not really said to have created the Church of England. The proper spadework came in his daughter Elizabeth I's reign.
What are other names for the Church of England?
A church established under the reign of Elizabeth I. Claims that it is just another "branch" of the true Catholic church are unfounded. It was established using protestant texts from Edward VI reign whilst "ordaining" a William Parker (a layman) as the new Archbishop of Canterbury. The 2 remaining Catholic bishops in England wouldn't have a bar of it, so they cobbled together 4 worthies of dubious religious qualifications. Two were said to be ex catholic priests who jumped ship for the "new" religion although no records exist of they ever being ordained. The other two were protestant auxiliary bishops from the new religion. This Anglican/Church of England was established as a state church under the Monarchy who was to be the head, whilst Jesus got the job as spiritual director. All so called ordinations to this day stem from this William Parker. Pope Leo xiii in 1896 after a long and independent investigation by 6 interested parties who were give full access to Vatican records declared anglican orders to be "utterly null and void"
Other names for said?
some other words for the word "said" are to tell, speak, talk, or discuss.
What are thediffrences between the religions of christiannity and the Church of England?
ANSWER 1: The Church of England is the ANGLICAN church. In the United States, the Anglican Church is the Episcopal Church; and so, then, there is no difference between the Church of England and Christianity. The Church of England is about as Christian as it gets.However, that said, if you are a Roman Catholic who believes that Rome is the See of "the one and only true Christian church," and that all other churches are mere "also rans," then there is, for you, a difference, indeed, between Christianity and the Church of England. There isn't, of course, but if you think so, then so be it.The Church of England traces its roots to the Roman Catholic mission to England of St Augustine of Canterbury in 597 AD. Over 900 years later, when King Henry the VIII got into an argument with Rome over the annulment of his marriage to Catherine of Aragon, the then Roman Catholic churches in England all became part of the new Church of England which officially separated from Rome. A person attending church back in those days, though, would see little difference. The Church of England, to the unpracticed eye, looked and behaved nearly the same as the Roman Catholic Church... as it does, in many respects, to this day. The biggest difference was, simply, that the Church of England no longer acknowledged the supremacy of Rome. That was pretty much, at that time, the biggest difference.Under Queen Mary, in 1555, the Church of England was placed back under the Authority of Rome; but Queen Elizabeth I would have no part of it, and by 1558 the Church of England was independent of Rome once again... where it has stayed ever since.The Church of England is, then, entirely Christian... as Christian as Roman Catholicism. There are few differences; and what differences there are would take longer to explain than there's room for, here.
If a church member does something without other members approval what can you do?
depends on the kind of church you are: Jesus himself said: If
When did Henry create the Church of England?
Henry did not create the Church of England. The provenance of that Church is deep in history, but it has been said that S.Simon Zelotes, the ,'brother,' of Christ brought the faith and Aristobulos, a friend of S.Paul was the first Bishop in Britain! S.Dorotheus of Tyre. Synopsi de Apostol. 9.
What other name have the wise men been givin?
Collectively, they have also been called The Magi, The Three Kings, The Three Astrologers and Kings from the East. Individually, it is said their names are Gaspar, Balthasar and Melchior, although the spelling may vary. This is only for the Western Christian church. Christian churches from other regions may have other names for them.
What are some other names for said?
answered, explained, replied etc.
Conclusion about how and why Henry viii changed the religion of England?
Because he wanted to divorce his first wife Catherine of Aragon but the Pope of the Catholic Church said that the church did not recognize this term so insted of arguing he simply said 'I'm in charge of the church now and anyone who does not become christian will be burned alive.'
