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What religeon was Robert Preston?

Robert Preston was raised in a Christian household, specifically in the Congregationalist tradition. He was known for his work in musical theater and film, particularly in "The Music Man." While his religious upbringing influenced his values, he did not prominently discuss religion in his public life or career.


What religeon was Queen Elizabeth 1?

When Elizabeth assumed her position as Queen of England, the country was in turmoil. A bitter disharmony between Catholics and Protestants had created a religious divide that was tearing apart the nation. Queen Elizabeth's first order of business as new monarch was to bring an end to the religious strife. Unlike her siblings, the fanatically Catholic Mary and the extreme Protestant Edward, Elizabeth was extraordinarily tolerant and sought to bring a middle ground to the Church. The task would not be easy, as many did not share her views on religious toleration. On Edward's accession England had become a Protestant state under Cranmer's English Prayer Book. Later, Mary re-established Catholicism and brought papal obedience back to England. This naturally created a deep religious divide and strong dissension between Catholics and Protestants. Elizabeth wanted to heal the division that was so deeply hurting the nation and a compromise was a natural progression towards unity. In 1559, under the Acts of Supremacy and Uniformity and upheld by the New Prayer Book, Elizabeth's Church of England was established. All spiritual needs were met under the reforms, except the extreme left wings of Catholicism and Protestantism, whose beliefs were outrageous in the eyes of the Queen. With the Act of Supremacy papal authority was abolished, defining Elizabeth as Supreme Governor of the Church. The Act of Uniformity required that all citizens worship on a regular basis according to the rites and ideologies of an open prayer book. There were heavy fines for those who did not attend. Elizabeth ensured that in the new Church, services were performed in a language that people understood and whose doctrine was based on the principles of Western Christianity. She sought to create a popular place of worship that would eventually be accepted by all. In December of 1559, Matthew Parker was sanctified as the first Archbishop of Canterbury of the new Elizabethan church. Unfortunately, there were times in Elizabeth's reign when she was forced to take a stronger pro-Protestant position. With the establishment of the Church of England, Elizabeth was viewed at home and abroad as a Protestant ruler. Although she did not face considerable problems earlier in her reign, when Mary Queen of Scots, a devout Catholic and claimant to the English throne, arrived in England in 1568 Catholic dissention quickly broke out. Countless plots to overthrow Elizabeth and seat Mary were schemed. Mary was eventually executed for her involvement in the conspiracies in 1587. The death of a Catholic monarch outraged Catholics abroad, which led to the persecution of European Protestants. Elizabeth entered into war with France in 1572 after the mass killing of thousands of Protestants and aided factions in Scotland and Belgium when radical Catholic groups emerged. The death of Mary would also play a part in King Phillip II of Spain sending the Spanish Armada to attack England.