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The Church of England is unlikely to come to an end in our lifetime, but if it did some of the flock would join other Protestant denominations or the Catholic Church. Perhaps others would follow their natural inclinations and make the conscious decision to be agnostic or atheist. The British monarchy would make adjustments in its rules and traditions, but life would go on.
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When did the church of England come to Australia?
The church of England came with the first settlers as they were English'
Which one came first the bank of England or the Church of England?
The Church of England was formed in 1534, the Bank of England was much later in 1694.
Were the purtians part of the New England colonies?
The Puritans were in no way, Lutheran. The Puritans came from England and were a small, evangelical church that were very pious and shunned anything resembling Catholicism or the Church of England. The Puritans were shunned by the established church in England and came to the American colonies to start a new church. Eventually, they became very arrogant and mistreated the Anglican church from formiing in areas of New England, where the Puritans were dominant. The Lutherans were very similar to the Roman Catholic Church and came from Germany, not England.
The official religion of England is?
The Church of England is also known as the Anglican Church. It is a Protestant Religion that is an offshoot of Catholicism and came into being during the reign of Henry the 8th.
Were did the puritans come from?
The Puritans were from England. They believed that the Church of England was too much like the Catholic Church. They settled in what became Massachusetts and revived what they believed was the proper form of Anglican Protestantism.
When settlers from England came to America they were looking to get away from the Catholic Church and the Church of England. Which is true regarding the religion that was practiced in the colonies?
Many different religions developed.
Did everybody have to be apart of the church of England in colonial times?
Everybody who lived in England in the 17th century had to be a part of the Anglican Church, which the king had made the official church of England. This is the reason that most colonists came to America, to seek religious freedom.
Why are pilgrims called religious separatists?
Because they left England because they did not want to be part of the Anglican Church; they separated themselves from it. Because they SEPARTATED from the church (RELIGION) in England. They didn't like it, so they came to America and formed their own.
As a result of their dissatisfaction with the Catholic Church both Martin Luther and Henry VIII .?
They started a new Church: Luther's came to be named the Lutheran Church, Henry's was called the Church of England.
What is Mexico to an antidisestablishmentarian?
Well, first you have the Church of England, a state established church Then you had a movement to get rid of the Church as a state Church--thus disestablishmentarianism. So, the people who came to the defense of the church and opposed removing the Church as the established church of England were espousing, yes, you guessed it: antidisestablishmentarianism -- a movement or principle opposed to disestablishing a state church.
What has Henry VIII done to influence today?
It was as a result of Henry VIII that the church of England came into being. The church of England is a very influential organisation.
Who were the puritans in the British civil war?
The Puritans came to power during the English Civil War after they came out in opposition to William Laud, the Archbishop of Canterbury at the time. They called for reform within the Church of England, that would eliminate Bishops, and set up the Church of England along Presbyterian guidelines. The English Civil War is sometimes known as the Puritan Revolution.
